
Twitter is reportedly reconsidering Elon Musk's bid to buy the social media company...
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Update (0750ET): Here comes Reuters with the latest on the Musk-Twitter deal. Their three-sentence scooplet includes two notable details.
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Elon Musk has secured $46.5 billion in financing to fund his Twitter takeover bid, according to a Thursday regulatory filing.
...received commitment letters committing to provide an aggregate of approximately $46.5 billion...
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(Update: 20:00ET): In an attempt to move along his hostile takeover following Twitter's adoption of a poison pill takeover defense (see below), the NY Post reports that Elon Musk is speaking to potential co-investors who could partner with him on a b
CLAY: Breaking news during the commercial break we were basically just in. Twitter's board has released a statement that says they are implementing a so-called poison pill, is the way that it's being crafted, in order to keep Elon Musk from acqui
Twitter Panics, Announces 'Poison Pill' Measure To Stop Elon Musk Takeover
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