At the beginning of July, Elon Musk had buried his plan to buy Twitter.
A month later, the president of Tesla and Space X dug it up.
To a user who was taking stock of the situation, the American billionaire replied that "
if
simply provides its method of sampling 100 accounts and confirms that they are real
,
the agreement
(to buy Twitter)
should be do again under the original terms ($44 billion
.
However, if their statements to the SEC
(US financial market policeman) turn out to
be materially false, it will not be
".
In response to another netizen wondering if the SEC is investigating these “
questionable claims
,” Elon Musk tweeted: “
Good question.
Why don't they?
".
This position comes two days after Elon Musk accused Twitter of "
fraud
" on the number of monetizable accounts of the social network.
The claims of the boss of Tesla and SpaceX “
are factually inaccurate, legally insufficient and commercially irrelevant.
We look forward to the trial taking place
, ”retorted last Thursday Bret Taylor, the chairman of the board of directors of the platform.
In mid-July, Twitter sued Elon Musk in the Delaware Court of Chancery, a court specializing in business law, to force him to honor his acquisition commitment for $ 44 billion.
The trial is due to start on October 17.
