Brazil’s Supreme Court granted Elon Musk’s X permission to resume operations in the country, drawing to a close months of legal wrangling for the social-media platform in one of its most ...

Brazil's Supreme Court is allowing Elon Musk's X to resume operations, apparently ending a months-long battle after the social network paid over $5 million in fines and reluctantly agreed to suspend ...

X, Elon Musk’s social media platform, has resumed operations in Brazil after a monthlong suspension. The platform was blocked on August 30, following a legal dispute between Musk and Brazilian ...

Brazil’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ... who has been locked in a months-long feud with Musk, gave X the green light to resume operations in Latin America’s largest country effective immediately.

Brazilian Supreme Court Chief Justice Alexandre de Moraes decided Tuesday to allow the social media platform X to resume operations in the country after it met its legal obligations, including the ...

For the better part of a month X has been banned in Brazil. During that time Elon Musk threw his toys out of the proverbial cot and vowed to expose the criminality of Brazilian Supreme Court ...

The Brazilian Supreme Court has authorised the return of banned social media platform X to the country, after it complied with the court’s directives. This included suspending certain accounts ...

After months of ignoring the court’s orders, Mr Musk fired the company’s Brazilian staff in late August and closed X's office ...

The scout and Gunners insider, who has been featured on the BBC and The Overlap and is followed by the likes of Ben Jacobs, ...

Last month, we talked to Brazilian indie developers about the impact of X's ban on their operations. Luciana Guerrero, community and social manager at Rogue Snail, told us at the time ...

There were murmurs of Arsenal sporting director Edu wanting to leave the club shortly after Vinai Venkatesham left, according to Con Harrison.The scout and Gunners insider, who has been featured on ...