Elon Musk stated that if Twitter Inc could share its process for sampling 100 accounts and confirming that the accounts are genuine, his $44 billion proposal to buy the business should proceed on its original terms.
“However, if their SEC filings prove out to be materially inaccurate, then it should not,” Musk tweeted early Saturday.
When asked by Reuters, Twitter declined to comment on the tweet.
Musk’s assertion that he was duped into accepting the deal to buy the social media business was disputed by Twitter on Thursday, calling it “implausible and contrary to fact.”
“According to Musk, the billionaire founder of several companies who was instructed by Wall Street bankers and attorneys, Twitter duped him into signing a $44 billion acquisition agreement.”
