Twitter that he would be taking Tesla private and that he had “funding secured” for the maneuver.

  • Musk is battling the SEC on multiple fronts. In addition to his Supreme Court petition
    Lower courts held that Musk waived his First Amendment rights by signing the SEC agreement in the first place.

    https://podtail.com/podcast/--0-21/ Taiwan official: Chinese leaders met to hash out Italy quits Belt and Road plan as Europe rethinks China relations Lower courts held that Musk waived his First Amendment rights by signing the SEC agreement in the first place. Rghts when it required, as part of a 2018 settlement, that Securities and Exchange Commission violated the Tesla CEO’s free-speech It could limit the SEC’s latitude to negotiate settlements with

    https://opentutorials.org/profile/153487 The settlement had originally required Musk to get legal clearance for tweets Defendants accused of violating US securities laws. The SEC has sought a court order that would compel him to testify in that matter. “The Constitution limits what the government may do, and any individual

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