In the latest twist from the Twitter tales, a big win coming for the platform as they got court approval to fast-track the case against Elon Musk to make him complete the $44 billion buyout.
A set back for the Technoking at Tesla as his lawyers argued that the expedited timeline was far too aggressive as they will now face an expedited 5-day trial set to begin in October.
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Twitter whose shares have fallen 22% since Musk backed out of the deal is trying to legally enforce the $44 billion buyout o the world's richest man. After three months of a very public display of crossfire with Twitter, Musk seemed to have buyers remorse as he cancelled his plans just as fast as he seemed to have decided on them. Musk pinned the blame on Twitter as his lawyers stated the site underreported the number of spam and fraud accounts on its messaging service and failed to send Musk information that could presumably help the executive better calculate those statistics.