On today's Biz Breakdown, Musk invites more in-office mandates, you can now pay with Bitcoins for burritos at Chipotle, and 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' faces a new lawsuit.

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Biz Breakdown: Musk Invites More In-Office Mandates, Bitcoins For Burritos At Chipotle, 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' Lawsuit

the the business headlines we're watching for you this morning. Elon musk's ultimatum on returning to the office is now sparking debate among many employers, musk's latest Return to Office strategy bucking the trend of many leaders who insist that remote work is the way of the future. In addition, millions of white collar workers at companies from Apple to American Express have grown accustomed to greater flexibility in where they work. HR experts are highlighting that organizations that refuse to adapt their management approach will lose their top employees to companies that provide more independence. Meanwhile, Chipotle is now accepting crypto as a payment customers can now pay for their burritos and other favorites using a flex a enabled app at any Chipotle restaurant across the US. The flex of platform supports 98 digital currencies including Bitcoin Ether and Solana customers must download Gemini or the spent an app to use flex for in store purchases to celebrate its new payment options. Chipotle giving 10% off to customers who make their next purchase with any digital currency in flex up. And finally the queen of christmas being sued over one of the biggest hits of all time. Oh yeah Mariah Carey facing a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit that over her massive hit. All I want for christmas is you a country music artist named vince Vance whose real name is Andy stone. He alleges he wrote and recorded a song called All I Want for christmas is you. Five years before Kerry's massive hit in 1994 experts say. The only thing the two songs have in common is the title. And they point out that the U. S. Copyright Office has dozens of songs with the exact same name. So for Mariah, Carey and Sony music have yet to comment on that lawsuit.