Elon Musk is reaching out to his billionaire—and multibillionaire—pals to complete his Twitter takeover.
the platform to Musk, who was revealed as the company’s top shareholder in early April, for $44 billion. In the lead-up to the offer, Musk portrayed himself as a “free speech” crusader and criticized the content-moderation policies enforced by Twitter management. He has signaled that his interest in Twitter is purely ideological while showing little public interest in the company’s profitability. But on Tuesday, he proposed making corporate and government accounts pay to use the platform.
in a tweet. Likewise, in Musk’s conversations with prospective investors, he has flirted with the idea of taking Twitter public again in a few years, according to a
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