Bloomberg's Selina Wang discusses Twitter's international business and its efforts to clamp down on election manipulation.

Nicki Minaj joins Ariana Grande, calls out Grammys producer. Minaj says she was "bullied" by Grammy Awards show producer Ken Ehrlich. Nicki Minaj, via Twitter Minaj has never won a Grammy, despite being nominated 10 times since 2011.

Walter Todd, Greenwood Capital chief investment officer, discusses Twitter earnings and growth forecasts on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."

Internal party documents and politicians' personal details have been leaked online over Twitter, a Berlin radio has reported. All of Germany's parties in the Bundestag have been affected, except for the far-right AfD.

President Trump's surprising move to order the withdrawal of all US forces from Syria via Twitter stunned Washington. But why he did it and whether his order will be implemented remains murky.

With gender inequality prevalent throughout the world, Amnesty International points out Twitter's "toxic" work environment for women.

Ned Segal, Twitter Inc. chief financial officer, discusses the company's third-quarter performance and efforts to remove suspicious accounts with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close." Thumbnails

Ariana Grande Shares Clip of New Song Grande took to Twitter to tease fans with 45 seconds of the new song. The caption, "tell me how good it feels to be needed," is a lyric from the song.

Rapper Kanye West is apparently changing his name -- to Ye. Announcing the new name on Twitter on Saturday (September 29), he wrote: "The being formally [sic] known as Kanye West. I am YE."

Facebook Inc. for the first time named a country other than Russia that has been using fake accounts to manipulate global politics: Iran. Bloomberg's Jordan Robertson reports on "Bloomberg Technology."

Richard Au, director of Prime Video channels at Amazon.com, and Laura Froelich, head of U.S. content partnerships at Twitter, discuss sports content strategy with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman at the Players Technology Summit in San Francisco.

iPhone face ID may not recognize morning face some iPhone X users have complained on Twitter about Face ID failing to recognize them in the morning. The feature is supposed to account for small facial changes like hair and makeup.