Media such as Business Insider, the Washington Post and the Financial Times all write that they have been informed of this by people with knowledge of the matter. Musk reportedly fired top executives at the company soon after he took over, including CEO Parag Agrawal and CFO Ned Segal. Both Agrawal and Segal are said to have been at the company’s headquarters in San Francisco when the deal was closed. They should both have been escorted out, sources told the Reuters news agency. Ended up in court Musk and Twitter got into a legal dispute after the billionaire tried to withdraw the offer to buy the messaging service for 44 billion dollars, 54.20 dollars per share. Twitter sued to force him to stand by the purchase agreement. A court gave Musk until Friday to complete the purchase agreement from April. Neither Musk nor Twitter has officially confirmed that the deal is in the works. Elon Musk during a visit to Stavanger earlier this year. Photo: Josef Benoni Ness Tveit / news The Twitter share was withdrawn from trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday, according to the exchange’s website. Will improve the service Musk has said that he wants to take Twitter off the stock exchange and make the service better than ever. – I want to improve the product with new functions, make the algorithms openly available, fight the spam bots and authenticate all people. Twitter has enormous potential, Musk said in a press release announcing the purchase. Musk has also said that he believes it would be right to lift the ban on former US President Donald Trump from Twitter. The billionaire believes it was wrong to ban Trump permanently.
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