The acquisition of Twitter is making it difficult for Elon Musk the richest man in the world. This huge takeover of 4,400 crores has become a treasure of his personal wealth. As soon as Twitter came into Musk's hands, his net worth (net worth) melted by around $10 billion. Bloomberg Billionaires Index states this. In fact, at one stage, Musk thought to say goodbye to the Twitter deal. They looked to say goodbye to the deal in the name of bogus accounts. Musk had to buy Twitter as a matter of necessity as Twitter dragged this matter to the court and made a fuss.
Problems from the beginning since the announcement
Elon
Musk announced in April this year that he is going to buy Twitter for 4.4
billion dollars at a price of 54.2 dollars per share. Wall Street was suddenly
shocked that this is the price for Twitter whose income is falling. There have
been reports that Tesla will sell some of its equity shares to raise the
necessary funds for the acquisition of Twitter. Tesla's shares were eclipsed by
the news. Tesla shares are still trading down 35 percent from this year's high.
If we include this loss, the value of Musk's personal wealth this year has been
wiped out by 6.6 billion dollars.
$12 crore for Parag and Vijaya
Although
the purchase of Twitter brought loss to Elon Musk, it was good for the
company's CEO Parag Agarwal, and policy Chief Gadde Vijaya. Musk removed them
from their existing jobs. As a result, they have to pay up to 12 crore dollars
as compensation. It is estimated that 6.7 crore dollars will be given to Parag
Agarwal and 5.47 crore dollars to Gadde Vijaya.
Possible changes expected from users
Twitter
has around 396.5 million users around the world. Though it has far behind
popular social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram which have billions
of users, Twitter has loyal and active users. Soon after Musk’s takeover of
Twitter users are expected the below changes from new management:
·
Providing the EDIT
option
·
Restricting or
controlling FAKE accounts using bots
· To what extent will
allow Free and Fair expression of the opinions
· Tweet can contain up to 280 characters or Unicode glyphs. Can the new management increase the
size of the characters?
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