Not long after he announced his intention to drop his attempt to acquire Twitter, Elon Musk jetted out to Mykonos, Greece.
Elon Musk arrived in Mykonos by boat with friends and a beautiful brunette enjoying the Greek weather.
Seated on a lavish yacht off the shore of Mykonos, Greece, the 51-year-old CEO of SpaceX and Tesla was seen unwinding on Sunday.
Musk seemed to be hanging out with buddies in little more than a tank top and swim trunks after his failed effort to purchase Twitter (which Twitter is suing him for) and his spat with former president Trump.
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According to the Washington Post, a political rally in Gold country on July 9 was the starting point for the most recent schism between Musk,76, and Trump. In an unexpected turn of events, Trump said at the gathering that he had just sided with the rich man’s conservative cause.
“Wow, I’ve never sided with the Conservatives,” he said not long ago. “I wasn’t even vaguely aware of that,” Trump said while speaking at the conference. “As another bull—craftsman,” he pointed out, “he informed me he decided in my favor.”
On Twitter, Musk reacted to Trump’s analysis in reaction to a Breitbart News post that paraphrased Trump’s remarks.
“I don’t despise the man, but it’s the perfect chance for Trump to retire and sail away,” Musk said with calmness. “Dems should also call off the attack – don’t make it such that Trump’s best chance of survival is to retake the presidency.”
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down response to Musk’s statement that he “ought to zero in on getting himself out of the Twitter wreck since he could owe $44 billion for something maybe useless,” Trump said on Truth Social, “Maybe he should.”
What motivated Musk to be “allowed to break the $15 million stock buy boundary on Twitter with practically no detailing?” In an unrelated tweet, Trump expressed intrigue.
My my, that’s quite a break! Elon and @jack, get down to business! He wrote as a caption. Enjoy yourself very much! Later on, he brought up Twitter backer Jack Dorsey.
Musk has said that he would end Trump’s long-lasting Twitter boycott if his transaction with the company goes through, in response to the U.S. State House mutiny on January 6, 2021.
After Musk stated on July 8 that he was dropping out of his $44 billion plan to purchase Twitter, the board of directors of the virtual entertainment firm said it would sue Musk to ensure the long-awaited merger eventually goes through.
Musk responded to Twitter’s attempt to compel him to acquire the company through litigation by tweeting a quartet of self-portraits accompanied by the caption: “They said I couldn’t buy Twitter, then they wouldn’t reveal bot data, now they’re trying to force me to buy Twitter in court, now they’re trying to reveal bot data.”
Elon Musk is reacting to Twitter’s plans to sue him over the termination of their deal to purchase his virtual entertainment platform.
According to Musk, who decided to end the deal, Twitter did not offer his team enough data to do their own research into the quantity of bots and phony accounts on the internet entertainment site.
“From time to time, Twitter has disregarded Mr. Musk’s requests, sometimes for reasons that appear as ridiculous as they do, and on occasion, it has claimed to agree while providing Mr. Musk with inadequate or useless data,” according to the recording.
Twitter sued Musk on Tuesday in an attempt to “constrain” him from completing the acquisition. The social media site Twitter accused Musk of “dishonesty” in court papers acquired by Individuals, after his recent negotiations to acquire the streaming service.
If Twitter’s case in the Delaware Court of Chancery is to be believed, Elon Musk and the company agreed into a limited consolidation agreement in April 2022, with Musk “promising to utilize his earnest attempts to finish the arrangement,” as Twitter put it. “Now, less than three months after the event, Musk refuses to honor his promises to Twitter and its investors because the deal he signed does not benefit him anymore,” according to the report.
“After putting Twitter on display and proposing and then finalizing a merchant-friendly merger agreement, Musk clearly believes that he, unlike any other party governed by Delaware contract law, can change his mind, abandon the company, disrupt its operations, destroy investor value, and depart,” according to the company.
Those seeking comment from Musk’s legal team have not received a response as of this writing.