Elon Musk closes deal to acquire Twitter

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said Twitter On Friday, July 8, he terminates the contract with the board of directors to buy the social network due to information “False and False” in business.

In a letter released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, his lawyers asserted that Twitter did not honor the commitments made in the agreement. Twitter has repeatedly said in recent weeks that the number of fake accounts on its site is less than 5%. The multi-billionaire and his team believe the network is a lie, and it affects the credibility of his business, and therefore the value of the company.

Read moreElon Musk accused Twitter of withholding information and may withdraw his offer

For weeks, experts have been puzzled Elon Musk It tried to withdraw its offer or negotiate a lower price again. By completing his commitment to buy Twitter, the entrepreneur is exposing himself to substantial legal action. Both parties have pledged to pay severance payments of up to $1 billion under certain circumstances. The Twitter chief immediately said the company would take legal action “Enforce the Agreement” Recovery. “The Twitter team is committed to completing the transaction at the price and terms agreed upon with Mr. Musk.”Brett Taylor confirmed in a tweet that they are “faith” Chances of winning in court.

“This is a bad situation for Twitter and its team, as the company will now have to face Musk in a lengthy court battle to save the deal and/or recover at least $1 billion.”, reaction analyst Dan Ives. In the letter, Elon Musk’s attorneys discuss Twitter’s recent layoffs and hiring freeze of employees. They clearly have “List as many reasons as possible to avoid paying” penalty, analyst Carolina Milanesi commented for AFP.

Read moreElon Musk is ready to bring Donald Trump back to Twitter

On April 25, Elon Musk appeared to have won his race, despite Twitter’s initial efforts to push him away. After a gradual and prudent increase in the group’s capital, it entered into a definitive agreement with the group’s CA to buy the social network at a price of $54.20 per share, or a total of $44 billion. Since then, Twitter’s title has lost more than a quarter of its value. Tesla’s stock also fell nearly 25% during that time.

But while the social network has emerged vulnerable from several misadventures in recent months, “Worse if Twitter goes through with an acquisition”, notes Carolina Milanesi. “They end up with an owner who doesn’t like the business and is full of resentment.”.