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he legally can't for that reason, is my understanding, without a $1B penalty
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colin
Legally he can’t back out unless his loans fall through for any reason.
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spamlet
Jun 6 '22, 07:01
But the Twitter board would have to sue to compel him to finish the deal.
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Was there a full financing contingency? It would be common in these deals for the financing to have very limited conditions under which it could back
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pmb
Jun 6, 07:42
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I’m going off of what Matt Levine is saying as I never read the docs.
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spamlet
Jun 6, 07:51
It'll be amusing to see his enablers twist around from "yeah! Show em what for!" to "who would want to buy twitter anyway? More brilliance, Elon!" -- (edited)
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Reagen
Jun 6, 07:04
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