Catch him//@daz88888888:I gues

2022-04-28

Catch him//@daz88888888:I guess it is worth saying that Elon Musk does not own Twitter Inc. He did not buy Twitter Inc. yesterday for $54.20 per share in cash. He did sign an agreement yesterday to buy Twitter for $54.20 in cash. That is a big step! It means that he probably will end up owning Twitter within a few months or so. (The deal “is expected to close in 2022”; it might take up to six months.) But he does not own it yet.

@daz888888888：TWTR : Musk Adamant On ‘Free Speech’ 🎤

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GREEDisGOOD
2022-04-28
GREEDisGOOD
good one thanks
DonnaMay
2022-04-28
DonnaMay
That's ok. Musk will get twitter eventually.
ElvisMarner
2022-04-28
ElvisMarner
I didn't expect it to take this long.
Maria_yy
2022-04-28
Maria_yy
We could have Twitter before he did lol.
BossBoss
2022-04-28
BossBoss
Thanks for the info
NicOoi
2022-04-28
NicOoi
[Happy]

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Musk will get twitter eventually.","text":"That's ok. Musk will get twitter eventually.","html":"That's ok. 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