Twitter says Elon Musk’s latest argument to terminate his $44 billion purchase of the social-media company is invalid
’s latest argument to terminate his $44 billion purchase of the social-media company is invalid, and it continues to seek to enforce the deal.to a whistleblower gives the billionaire another avenue to walk away from the deal.
“Twitter intends to enforce the Agreement and close the transaction on the price and terms agreed upon with the Musk Parties,” the lawyers wrote.His lawyers said a June payment Twitter made to its former security head, Peiter Zatko, after firing him for “ineffective leadership and poor performance” violated the terms of the April merger agreement in relation to the payments the company is allowed to make to employees.
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