Elon Musk Won’t Tweet ‘Tesla’ Alone

In an ongoing lawsuit by Elon Musk since 2018, the billionaire businessman's last deal offer was also rejected. Elon Musk will continue to consult his "sitters" before tweeting about Tesla.
 Elon Musk Won’t Tweet ‘Tesla’ Alone
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Billionaire businessman Elon Musk’s tweets in 2018 continue to give him a headache. The lawsuit filed as a result of the shares made about Tesla did not come to an end. The high court, which handled the case, also rejected Elon Musk’s latest settlement offer. The Musk front announced that it will appeal the decision again.

Maybe there are those who remember; Elon Musk shared about Tesla in 2018 and said that he could buy Tesla shares for $ 420 and even found the necessary financing for it. However, this never happened. As such, both Tesla investors and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk.

Elon Musk will consult his lawyers before sharing about Tesla

The court decided that before Elon Musk made statements about Tesla on Twitter, he received the approval of the company’s lawyers. In other words, Musk would not be able to share about Tesla without the approval of his “caregivers”. Here, Musk and his lawyers appealed this decision and tried to reach an agreement. According to Musk’s lawyers, the decision restricting Elon Musk’s freedom of expression should have been changed or annulled. However, the high court rejected the request of Musk and his lawyers, stating that there was no evidence that Elon Musk’s freedom of expression was restricted.

Meanwhile; It is not known who or who the caregivers are responsible for Elon Musk’s Tesla posts on Twitter. Making a statement on the subject in the past, Tesla stated that it will not be named. The world’s leading media companies, especially Bloomberg, have repeatedly attempted to identify the caregivers. However, all this proved fruitless. Some people think that Elon Musk says he has imaginary caregivers just to settle with the SEC.

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