A letter sent by the SEC to Elon Musk on June 2 includes questions about the billionaire's use of Twitter to discuss the deal, including his tweets about the deal being paused, according to a Thursday regulatory filing.
New York The Securities and Exchange Commission has continued to examine Elon Musk's investment in and $44 billion deal to buy Twitter.
A letter sent by the SEC to Musk on June 2 includes questions about the billionaire's use of Twitter to discuss the deal, including his tweets about the deal being paused, according to a Thursday regulatory filing. The agency previously questioned Musk in an April letter about his apparent delay in disclosing his large ownership stake in Twitter.
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