Stephen King, a vocal critic of Elon Musk, has had numerous public spats with the X owner, including one over the introduction of fees for blue verification ticks.
Stephen King recently shared his thoughts on A Quiet Place: Day One, the latest instalment in Paramount's popular series, which debuted on June 28. King's reaction highlighted several key aspects of the film in a tweet.
Bill Skarsgard returns to haunt audiences as the sinister clown Pennywise from Derry in the 'IT' prequel called 'World of Derry'. He's set to both star in and produce this Warner Bros. Television series, bringing terror to both kids and adults alike.
On Thursday, Twitter removed the legacy blue checkmarks from several accounts, ranging from government, celebrities, business leaders, and politicians.
Elon Musk, through a Tweet, confirmed that he's footing the subscription bill for LeBron James, Stephen King, and William Shatner
Stephen King's criticism did not go unnoticed by Elon Musk who responded with a short message...
Elon Musk had floated the $8 subscription fee idea in a tweet reply to Stephen King, who was complaining about media reports that the verification service could cost $20 per month.
Elon Musk defended his plan to charge a fee for a Twitter verification badge after Stephen King lambasted the idea
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Russia-Ukraine war: Responding to Stephen King, the official account of Ukraine wrote: "We will prevail over those langoliers for you, sir."
Oil prices, already at 12-year lows, extended their decline in Asian hours, with both US WTI around USD 30.50 a barrel while Brent crude has plunged to a fresh 12-year low below USD 30 a barrel.
Stephen King, Group Chief Economist & Global Head of Economics and Asset Allocation Research, HSBC Bank feels there is still a significant risk and it is very difficult to resolve the fiscal cliff. Since higher taxes would lead to a greater risk of recession, King forecasts a GDP figure of just under 2 percent for the US in the next year.
Rising oil prices have displaced Greece as a source of investor anxiety, a new HSBC report says, warning that if the trend of rising oil prices persists, a fragile economic recovery in the developed world could quickly be derailed, and inflation could return to emerging markets.
Ridham Desai of Morgan Stanley says, 2011 is a year which equity investors will want to forget quickly. It is ending as the second-worst in India's history after 2008.
