The long road of Tesla CEO Elon Musk buying Twitter took a new turn on October 28, 2022, when the owners of SpaceX completed the acquisition of $ 44 billion. However, Musk's first move was to fire the company's executives, so the story continues. Musk has reportedly let go of Twitter chief Parag Agrawal, chief financial officer Ned Segal and head of policy and policy Vijaya Gadde. He accused the social media of misleading him and his Twitter followers over the number of fake accounts on his platform. After the acquisition, Elon Musk tweeted, "The birds are set free," marking the beginning of his plan for a digital virtual store.
 
"The reason I bought Twitter is because it's important for the future of civilization to have a common digital society," Musk said, opening up to all kinds of ideas without violence of any kind. . I'm talking about the platform.
 
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the news appears as Musk emerges since his April 4 announcement of 9.2% of his own in the San Francisco company, making him a shareholder. also become. His Twitter invited him to join the board, which he initially accepted but declined. On April 14, the richest man in the world announced publicly that he wants to buy Twitter by any means necessary. In response, the next day, Twitter announced a "poison pill" plan to counter the impending takeover. Musk offered to buy Twitter for $44 billion, but the company initially refused. In turn, on April 25, Twitter announced that it accepted the offer. Many analysts have also wondered if the billionaire paid too much for his Twitter account.
 

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A Twitter executive shared the statistic that "less than 5% of its platform's daily activity is bots."
This is based on withdrawals from randomly selected accounts. Controversy began when CEO Agrawal tweeted a thread explaining how the company arrived at that number, but Musk backtracked.
 
On July 8, Musk announced that he wanted out of his Twitter contract. The platform did not buy the billionaire's sudden change, arguing that his agreement to buy Twitter was legal. broken. Twitter said it gave Musk enough information about its actual number of users, but Musk called the numbers false and called the company a fraud. In the midst of many public speculations, Elon Musk tweeted on October 19. 5, "Twitter acquisition accelerates development of X, all applications." don't get it.
 

What's next for Twitter? The long and fierce battle between Elon Musk and the Twitter Board ended as expected, so there may not be a "winner" in sight. The public question is what will happen to Twitter after this ordeal. Musk shared the idea behind the acquisition on Twitter, saying, "I didn't do it for the money." The billionaire talks about a platform that can accommodate all ideas without violence.

 
"Of course, Twitter can't be an 'empty hell room,'" said the owner of Twitter, referring to the right media that "can entertain, entertain and inform." But the question is what will happen inside the operations of the newly acquired tech giant and its more than 7,000 employees.