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Elon Musk’s offensive paid off. For a week that the billionaire has been working to raise the necessary funds, Twitter had never been so close to falling into the hands of the businessman. On Monday April 27, the board of directors of the platform reached an agreement with the boss of Tesla on an offer of 44 billion dollars. Despite the initial reluctance of its president, Bret Taylor, the board of Twitter sided with the arguments of the billionaire, who gets away with a new company and, soon, a social network in his name.

It’s not all over yet. It remains to convince the shareholders to sell their shares to Elon Musk. A vote is expected to take place in the coming weeks. The regulatory authorities will then have to approve the operation, which however has little chance of being revoked – Elon Musk is not buying a competitor, but a listed company, recalls the New York Times. A process that could take between 4 and 6 months, specified in front of the employees of the company Parag Agrawal, the current director of Twitter, who should remain in post until the end of the deal.

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