The Latest Breaking News from Eli Lilly

Until recently, Twitter’s blue checkmark logo was (for better or worse) a trusted mark of authenticity. But under the façade of democratizing the platform, Elon Musk allowed the blue checkmark to be purchased by anyone — with unsurprisingly chaotic results.

Furor over platform’s verified profiles may have done some good, but challenges still plague the site after a mass worker exodus

Posting on Twitter has changed since Elon Musk finalized his $44 billion takeover of the micro-blogging platform.

The past week has seen Twitter announce – and quickly retract – new rules for authenticating user profiles, notably a controversial proposal to offer “blue check” verification to anyone willing to pay $8 a month. New owner Elon Musk, who on Tuesday set November 29 as the scheme’s relaunch date,…

Fashion house Balenciaga has become the first brand to delete its Twitter account since the Musk acquisition.

A Twitter imposter cost a US pharmaceutical giant billions of dollars, but the viral prank triggered another unexpected crisis -- a new wave of scrutiny of the high cost of its insulin. Authentic-looking fake accounts proliferated last week after Twitter rolled out a paid verification service, the latest in a…

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk kicked off his first week at the helm of Twitter with a bang — but it backfired.<

The world's richest man will be presented with the statue at his Tesla HQ in Austin, Texas, next month

Pranked companies like Eli Lilly and Lockheed Martin will no doubt be watching closely.

The incident is among a wave of impersonations that prompted Twitter to make its relaunched premium service unavailable.

Eli Lilly shares fell after pranksters using Twitter Blue impersonated it and made a surprising claim—and this might be just the beginning.