ELON MUSK’S BID to acquire Twitter for $44 billion is only a month old, but it has already had more twists and turns than any Coney Island roller coaster. After Musk filed notice of his offer with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 13, Twitter’s board of directors implemented a “poison pill” defense, which would have flooded the market with cheaper stock if Musk went ahead with his bid. Only a few days later, Twitter
Origen: Musk’s Twitter bid, and the “bot” complication – Columbia Journalism Review
