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Here's your daily crunch. Coming up, Twitter is facing a class action lawsuit over mass layoffs.

Venmo and PayPal are set to support Apple's tap to pay on iPhones, and Formula One's Toto

Wolf is accused of running his team remotely and is leaning into software. Twitter is being sued for not giving employees advance notice of a mass layoff that began in earnest early Friday.

The lawsuit alleges that Twitter violated worker protection laws, including the Federal

Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, as well as the California

Warn Act, both of which require 60 days of advanced notice.

The lawsuit was filed Thursday as news spread that the company, now under the ownership

and direction of Elon Musk, would begin mass layoffs early Friday in an effort to reduce

costs by eliminating 3,700 jobs or 50% of its

total workforce. The complaint alleges that Twitter began its layoffs November 1st

when it terminated the plaintiff in the lawsuit

Emmanuel Cronette without providing the proper written notice in violation of

U.S. and California law. Additional plaintiff said they were terminated November 3rd by being locked out of their accounts.

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