whimpering news on July 14, according to foreign media news, Twitter lawsuit documents submitted to the Delaware court showed that Tesla CEO Elon Musk once sent text messages to the CEO and CFO of Twitter. It said that Twitter's lawyers demanded to know the financing status of Musk's acquisition of the company in an attempt to "create trouble." Documents show that on June 28 this year, Musk texted Twitter's CEO and CFO: "Your lawyers are using these conversations to cause trouble. This needs to stop."
On April 14 this year, Musk made a high-profile statement Musk announced his plan to acquire Twitter. In a tweet he published that day, he attached a document submitted by Twitter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which showed that Musk submitted a private document to Twitter that day. ization proposal, planning to purchase 100% of Twitter shares at a cash price of US$54.2 per share, for a total price of approximately US$44 billion.
On May 13, Musk suddenly announced that the acquisition plan was "temporarily shelved" on the grounds that he believed Twitter's "fake account ratio" was higher than the company's claim of less than 5%, and asked Twitter to provide data to prove its fake accounts. Less than 5%.
html On June 6, a letter from Musk’s legal team to Twitter was made public, reiterating that Twitter’s refusal to provide the junk account data requested by Musk was a “serious violation” of the acquisition agreement, and Musk therefore had the right to terminate the acquisition. html On July 8, according to a regulatory filing submitted, Musk's team terminated the agreement to acquire Twitter on the grounds that "Twitter has seriously violated multiple terms of the agreement."
