Elon Musk and Twitter Executives May Still Fight in Court
Disputes over compensation and firings, and potentially over layoffs, could push both sides into fresh legal battles.
Disputes over compensation and firings, and potentially over layoffs, could push both sides into fresh legal battles.
Musk will take questions from employees as his $44 billion acquisition of the company moves ahead, despite his hand-wringing about bots.
The world of deal making has always been rough and tumble. But Mr. Musk blows any predecessors away.
Financially speaking, the billionaire’s buyout of the social media network breaks all the usual rules.
Software-focused PE house Thoma Bravo is reported in talks with Tesla chief executive Elon Musk to partner for a possible takeover bid for Twitter, New York Post reported quoting two sources. The post Thoma Bravo
The world’s richest man is trying to shore up debt financing, including potentially taking out a loan against his shares of Tesla, so he can buy Twitter for $43 billion.
Investors have been skeptical that Elon Musk would be able to cobble together the funds needed to buy Twitter.
Elon Musk could pledge his Tesla shares, borrow from banks or team up with private equity to raise the funds. Each option comes with caveats.
UK private equity house Livingbridge has tapped its fast-growth SME fund to back social media publishing business Jungle Creations. The post Livingbridge backs fast-growing social media publishing business Jungle Creations first appeared on AltAssets Private Equity
Investment giants KKR and Sequoia Capital are reportedly leading a new funding round for TikTok's Chinese owner ByteDance to value it at an astonishing $180bn.
With interest in private investments on the rise, getting into deals can take more than money. The cachet of pro athletes is one group’s way of differentiating itself.
