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Judge puts Elon Musk’s Twitter trial on hold, US kills IS official in Syria, and flood warnings in Australia’s south-east — as it happened



(AP: Eric Risberg)

Elon Musk’s legal professionals say Twitter is refusing to just accept the billionaire’s renewed $US44 billion ($69 billion) bid for the social media firm, and are asking a courtroom to halt an upcoming trial.

Musk made a renewed provide to take over to firm earlier this week, hoping to finish a protracted authorized dispute that started when he tried to again out of the sooner April deal and Twitter sued.

Twitter mentioned earlier this week that it supposed to shut the deal on the agreed-upon worth, however the two sides are nonetheless booked for an October 17 trial in Delaware over Musk’s earlier makes an attempt to terminate the deal.

On Wednesday, the decide presiding over the case mentioned she would proceed to press on towards the trial as a result of, on the time, neither facet had formally moved to cease it.

Musk’s attorneys mentioned the trial needs to be adjourned to go away extra time for Musk to safe financing.

“Twitter won’t take sure for a solution,” mentioned the courtroom submitting signed by Musk legal professional Edward Micheletti.

“Astonishingly, they’ve insisted on continuing with this litigation, recklessly placing the deal in danger and playing with their stockholders’ pursuits.”

Since Twitter sued Musk to pressure him to finish the acquisition after he tried to again out 4 months in the past, it’s unlikely the San Francisco-based firm — whose shareholders have voted to approve the deal — will stroll away from the settlement.

Moderately, it’s probably Twitter is searching for assurances from Musk’s facet that this time he is severe and will not stroll away once more, however the firm is but to remark.



Originally published at Gold Coast News HQ

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