Musk spent part of Wednesday lashing out at “phony social justice warriors” and the “leftist agenda.”

The electric carmaker was dropped from a stock market index because of concerns about poor work conditions, its handling of a safety investigation, and other factors.

Luxury car trips, splashy parties, and estate managers making $600,000 per year. For once in billionaire land, the workers hold the cards.

This week, Christie’s sold Andy Warhol’s portrait of Marilyn Monroe, “Shot Sage Blue Marilyn,” for $195 million. The purchaser remains unknown—like many other big-spending buyers.

The Tesla titan says his deal to buy the social media platform is on hold, cratering the stock.

King of Zoom layoffs Vishal Garg had signed a hyper-risky deal with SoftBank that could leave him personally on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars. Uh oh.

The $250 million estate sale of Anne Bass goes on the auction block Thursday at Christie’s. It’s not the only uber-monied art collection going up for sale.