Elon Musk went to Mykonos, Greece, a week after he filed to withdraw his bid to buy Twitter.
Joined by pals and a stunning brunette basking in the Greek sun, Elon Musk landed in Mykonos aboard a boat.
aboard Sunday, the 51-year-old CEO of Tesla and SpaceX was seen relaxing aboard a luxury boat off the coast of Mykonos, Greece.
Wearing little more than a basic shirt and bathing shorts, Musk seemed to be lounging about with friends after his failed attempt to acquire Twitter (for which he is being sued by Twitter) and his spat with former president Trump.
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The Washington Post reports that the latest rift between Musk and Trump,76, started at a political gathering in Gold nation on July 9. During the event, Trump made a surprising comment regarding the wealthy individual’s case, stating that he had just decided in favor of a conservative.
‘Goodness, I’ve never decided in favor of a Conservative,’ he declared a few days ago. “I wasn’t even vaguely aware of that,” Trump said during his remarks at the conference. “As another bull—craftsman,” he said, “he informed me he decided in my favor.”
In response to a tweet from Breitbart News that repeated Trump’s comments, Musk responded to Trump’s analysis on Twitter.
“I don’t despise the man, but it’s the perfect chance for Trump to retire and sail away,” Musk calmly said. “Dems should also call off the attack – don’t make it such that Trump’s best chance of survival is to retake the presidency.”
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After Musk “ought to zero in on getting himself out of the Twitter wreck since he could owe $44 billion for something maybe useless,” Trump responded on Truth Social, saying, “Maybe he should.”
Why was Musk “allowed to break the $15 million stock buy boundary on Twitter with practically no detailing?” Trump wondered in a separate tweet.
Wow, such a dramatic break! He captioned the post, “Elon and @jack, go to it! Have a great time!” He then included Twitter benefactor Jack Dorsey in the conversation.
As a result of the U.S. State House revolt on January 6, 2021, Musk recently said that, should his Twitter deal go through, he will reverse Trump’s long-lasting Twitter boycott.
The board of directors of the virtual entertainment company said it will sue Musk to make sure the long-awaited deal finally goes through after he announced on July 8 that he was pulling out of his $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter.
In response to Twitter’s plan to force him to buy the company through litigation, Musk tweeted a series of four photos of himself laughing, with the captions reading: “They said I couldn’t buy Twitter, then they wouldn’t reveal bot data, now they’re trying to force me to buy Twitter in court, now they’re trying to reveal bot data.”
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When Musk chose to terminate the agreement, he said that Twitter failed to provide enough information on the amount of fake accounts and bots on the online entertainment platform, and that his team was not given enough data to do their own investigation.
“From time to time, Twitter has disregarded Mr. Musk’s requests, sometimes for reasons that appear as ridiculous as they do, and on occasion, it has claimed to agree while providing Mr. Musk with inadequate or useless data,” the tape said.
On Tuesday, in an effort to “constrain” Musk from carrying out the deal, Twitter filed a lawsuit against him. The social media platform Twitter said in court documents obtained by Individuals that Musk engaged in “dishonesty” after recently negotiating to buy the streaming service.
With “promising to utilize his earnest attempts to finish the arrangement,” Elon Musk entered into a limited consolidation agreement with Twitter in April 2022, according to Twitter’s complaint filed in the Delaware Court of Chancery. “Now, less than three months after the event, Musk refuses to honor his promises to Twitter and its investors because the deal he signed does not benefit him anymore,” it said.
“After putting Twitter on display and proposing and then finalizing a merchant-friendly merger agreement, Musk clearly believes that he, unlike any other party governed by Delaware contract law, can change his mind, abandon the company, disrupt its operations, destroy investor value, and depart,” the organization assured.
Individuals have reached out to Musk’s legal team for comment on the issue, but they have not yet responded.