Musk Twitter Deal

Explained: How the US Govt. may kill Elon Musk’s Twitter deal, and why Musk may be secretly hoping for it

The US Govt. is not comfortable with the idea that Elon Musk may have to finance his Twitter deal with funding from entities not based in the US. Therefore, they may stop the Musk-Twitter acquisition from going through.

What will Twitter be like under Elon Musk? Not even Musk’s closest aides have a clue

From integrating Twitter to his upcoming new social media platform 'X' to reinstating accounts that Twitter has banned over the years, no one really knows what Elon musk really plans to do if he buys Twitter.

Delaware Court allows Twitter and Musk to complete merger by Oct 28, but Elon wants the case to be 'cancelled'

Elon Musk is miffed with Twitter for not dropping the lawsuit after he offered to buy Twitter on the original terms. Twitter on the other hand wanted some assurance that Musk won't try to get out of the deal again before pausing litigation.

Explained: The real reason why Elon Musk had a change of heart and is now ready to buy Twitter, again

Elon Musk took everyone by surprise when he announced that he was willing to go through with Twitter's acquisition at the original offer of $44 billion. But what made him change his mind?

Explained: The many ups and downs in the Twitter-Elon Musk deal

Elon Musk has called a truce and agreed to honour his initial offer of $44 billion to buy Twitter. This comes after months of recriminations and attempts to cancel his attempt to buy his favourite social media platform

Explained: How Elon Musk's Twitter bid may have been a smokescreen to liquidate Tesla stocks

Elon Musk recently announced that he won’t be buying Twitter anymore. While his team says that this is because of the bot and spam account issues, a theory is doing the rounds which says Musk orchestrated the whole thing to liquidate some of his expiring stocks worth $8.5 Billion.

Elon Musk-Twitter deal in jeopardy, Musk may not be able to finance his deal because of Tesla

People close to the Elon Musk-Twitter have revealed that it may be in serious jeopardy. Although a part of the issue lies with the tussle between Musk and Twitter over spambots, several people close to the deal have also revealed that Musk may not be able to finance his bid.

Elon Musk won’t have a board to watch him when he takes Twitter private – does that matter?

Elon Musk, who on 25 April sealed a deal to buy Twitter for $44 billion, criticized board members for owning almost no shares of the company they oversee.