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Involves display mask The price is at $54.20 per share, at a premium of 38 percent over the closing price per share Twitter On April 1, which was the last trading day before it was announced that Tesla’s CEO had invested in more than 9 percent of the company.
Musk owns 73.5 million shares in "Twitter"indicating that the value of his stake in the company amounts to $2.9 billion, as these numbers mean that Malik’s share is "Tesla" at "Twitter" It is four times larger than the share of the platform’s founder, Jack Dorsey, which is estimated at 2.25 percent.
I have a mask, which uses "Twitter" He has more than 80 million followers on the site since he joined in 2009.
However, Musk criticized the platform and its policies in recent times, and said that they undermine democracy by not adhering to the principles of freedom of expression.
Musk had announced in early April that he had acquired a 9.2 percent stake in the Twitter social networking platform, becoming the company’s largest shareholder.
He explained in the document, which he sent to the stock exchange watchdog, that his participation "negative"which means that he does not intend to influence major strategic decisions at Twitter.
Since announcing his acquisition of a stake in the network, Musk has not stopped provoking, according to what she indicated "AFP".
Musk published a poll on his account in which he asked Twitter users if they would like the network to add a button "Edit" To correct any tweet after it has been posted.
Approximately 4.4 million accounts took part in the voting, approximately 73 percent of which answered with"yes".
The platform later announced that it is testing this feature that many users have been asking for for years.
In his provocative way, Musk wondered whether Twitter was on the brink "death" Because there are many accounts with millions of followers, but they are not active.
newspaper reported "Washington Post" Many employees expressed concern about Musk joining Twitter, especially considering that the values of this richest man in the world do not correspond to the professional culture of this social network.
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Involves display mask The price is at $54.20 per share, at a premium of 38 percent over the closing price per share Twitter On April 1, which was the last trading day before it was announced that Tesla’s CEO had invested in more than 9 percent of the company.
Musk owns 73.5 million shares in Twitter, which indicates that the value of his stake in the company amounts to $2.9 billion. which is estimated at 2.25 percent.
Musk, a frequent Twitter user, has had more than 80 million followers on the site since joining in 2009.
However, Musk criticized the platform and its policies in recent times, and said that they undermine democracy by not adhering to the principles of freedom of expression.
Musk had announced in early April that he had acquired a 9.2 percent stake in the Twitter social networking platform, becoming the company’s largest shareholder.
In the document, which he sent to the SEC, he clarified that his participation is “passive”, meaning that he does not intend to influence major strategic decisions at Twitter.
Since announcing his acquisition of a stake in the network, Musk has not stopped provoking, according to what “AFP” indicated.
Musk published a poll on his account in which he asked Twitter users if they would like the network to add an “edit” button to correct any tweet after it has been published.
About 4.4 million accounts participated in the vote, and nearly 73 percent answered “yes”.
The platform later announced that it is testing this feature that many users have been asking for for years.
In his provocative way, Musk wondered whether Twitter was on the verge of “death” due to the presence of many accounts with millions of followers, but they were not active.
The newspaper “Washington Post” reported that many employees expressed concern about Musk’s joining Twitter, especially considering that the values of this richest man in the world do not correspond to the professional culture of this social network.