RIP Twitter

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volinbham said:
I don't know that they can sell directly to him - likely have to put them up for sale publicly.
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Based on normal filings the board would be required to put the offer up to stock holders or they could be found liable and sued personally. This is the base line answer but it would be considered a tier 1 conflict. Now if the majority stockholder, even if the do not hold the majority, does not want it held up to vote then it gets murky as the board could say it was listening to its key holders.

I was completely wrong on my analysis of Russia wiping the floor with Ukraine in a week so I’m making zero speculations on how this goes.
 
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Elon Musk posts cryptic ‘Love Me Tender’ tweet as Twitter battle escalates

An ambiguous reference to an Elvis Presley song released in 1956 could offer a hint at the next stage of Elon Musk’s effort to buy Twitter.

While Musk provided no further details in the posts, the throwback Elvis reference is a potential signal that the billionaire is considering a hostile bid to bypass Twitter’s board and make a direct offer to company shareholders.

Elon Musk posts cryptic tweet as Twitter battle escalates
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Elon Musk posts cryptic ‘Love Me Tender’ tweet as Twitter battle escalates

An ambiguous reference to an Elvis Presley song released in 1956 could offer a hint at the next stage of Elon Musk’s effort to buy Twitter.

While Musk provided no further details in the posts, the throwback Elvis reference is a potential signal that the billionaire is considering a hostile bid to bypass Twitter’s board and make a direct offer to company shareholders.

Elon Musk posts cryptic tweet as Twitter battle escalates
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The government going after Mr EV himself...Gotta be a superhero sweat panic button meme
 
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Elon Musk 'is prepared to invest up to $15 Billion of his own cash in bid to buy Twitter and Will Mount Second Takeover Bid In 10 Days' as he teases plan to give woke social media platform a free-speech makeover

Electric car pioneer Elon Musk is plotting to spend up to $15 billion of his own cash to take Twitter private and will launch a second takeover bid in 10 days, it has been claimed.

The billionaire, who is Twitter's second-biggest shareholder with a 9.1 percent stake, has tapped Morgan Stanley to raise $10 billion in debt and will make his next offer in a week-and-a-half, according to the New York Post.

Shares in the social media app dropped nearly 5 percent to $46.16 in afternoon trade, a deep discount from the $54.30 that Musk offered last week in his initial bid for the platform.

The Space X honcho seems to already working on how to improve Twitter's performance.

Musk has repeatedly infuriated woke Twitter staffers with vows to bolster the site's free speech protections, after it was accused of censoring conservative voices with views it considers 'harmful.'

The Twitter board is made up of some of tech's best and brightest, including Bret Taylor, co-CEO of business software company Salesforce, MasterCard boss Mimi Alemayehou, Stanford professor Fei-Fei Li, 1st Dibs CEO David Rosenblatt and others.

Other investment firms have also said that they would like to join in on the bid for Twitter, sources told Reuters on Monday.

Apollo Global Management, whose CEO Leon Black stepped down last year over $158 million he paid to Jeffrey Epstein for 'tax advice,' has announce itself open to working with Musk or anyone else who wants to make an offer for the social media company.

Elon Musk 'is willing to invest up to $15 billion of his OWN money' to take Twitter private | Daily Mail Online
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Elon Musk 'is prepared to invest up to $15 Billion of his own cash in bid to buy Twitter and Will Mount Second Takeover Bid In 10 Days' as he teases plan to give woke social media platform a free-speech makeover

Electric car pioneer Elon Musk is plotting to spend up to $15 billion of his own cash to take Twitter private and will launch a second takeover bid in 10 days, it has been claimed.

The billionaire, who is Twitter's second-biggest shareholder with a 9.1 percent stake, has tapped Morgan Stanley to raise $10 billion in debt and will make his next offer in a week-and-a-half, according to the New York Post.

Shares in the social media app dropped nearly 5 percent to $46.16 in afternoon trade, a deep discount from the $54.30 that Musk offered last week in his initial bid for the platform.

The Space X honcho seems to already working on how to improve Twitter's performance.

Musk has repeatedly infuriated woke Twitter staffers with vows to bolster the site's free speech protections, after it was accused of censoring conservative voices with views it considers 'harmful.'

The Twitter board is made up of some of tech's best and brightest, including Bret Taylor, co-CEO of business software company Salesforce, MasterCard boss Mimi Alemayehou, Stanford professor Fei-Fei Li, 1st Dibs CEO David Rosenblatt and others.

Other investment firms have also said that they would like to join in on the bid for Twitter, sources told Reuters on Monday.

Apollo Global Management, whose CEO Leon Black stepped down last year over $158 million he paid to Jeffrey Epstein for 'tax advice,' has announce itself open to working with Musk or anyone else who wants to make an offer for the social media company.

Elon Musk 'is willing to invest up to $15 billion of his OWN money' to take Twitter private | Daily Mail Online
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Whoah...what is this about?

Apollo Global Management, whose CEO Leon Black stepped down last year over $158 million he paid to Jeffrey Epstein for 'tax advice,'
 
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