Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter Thursday that it would be “utterly indefensible” for his offer to buy Twitter not to be put up to vote.
Ed Yardeni and Brian Belski provide insight on the Tesla CEO's potential influence on Twitter and the stock market on 'Making Money.'tweeted Thursday that it would be "utterly indefensible" for his offer to buy Twitter not to be put up to vote.
Musk has offered to buy Twitter a deal worth more than $43 billion and take the social media company private. Musk’s best and final offer was to pay $54.20 per share for 100% of Twitter, and said that if his offer was not accepted he’d have to reconsider his position as a shareholder, according to an SEC filing.
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