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Even for the richest person on the planet, buying Twitter was always going to be a challenge - a highly complex financial transaction now made even trickier by a defensive "poison pill" move from the platform's board.

Elon Musk is offering to buy Twitter, just days after the Tesla CEO said he would no longer be joining the social media company's board of directors.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk won't be joining Twitter's board of directors as previously announced. The tempestuous billionaire remains Twitter's largest shareholder.

Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal tweeted the news, which followed a weekend of Musk tweets suggesting possible changes to Twitter, including making the site ad-free. Nearly 90% of Twitter's 2021 revenue came from ads.

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After making a promise on Twitter, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has sold about 4.5 million shares of the electric car maker's stock, raising over $5 billion.

The sales, disclosed in 10 regulatory filings late Wednesday, amount to about 3% of Musk's stake in the company.
About $1.1 billion will go toward paying tax obligations for stock options granted to Musk in September.

Twitter users have decided that entrepreneur Elon Musk will sell 10% of his shares in Tesla. This was done through a poll published by him, in which he stated that he would take the step if Twitter approved, and would take into account the results of the poll, whatever they may be.

More than 3.5 million people voted, and almost 58% of them answered "yes".

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Supermodels Irina Shayk, Joan Smalls and Candice Swanepoel have joined forces on the cover of Vogue Greece's December issue. Posing in a black-and-white editorial shot by Robert Papier, Shayk, Smalls and Swanepoel also discuss the value of activism and their personal involvement in good and necessary causes, in an issue billed as a "homage to humanity."

Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk and Canadian singer Grimes, who announced on May 5 the birth of their first child together, plan to join a growing number of families opting for a gender-neutral parenting style.

Japan's billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is giving away $ 9 million to his Twitter followers to see if the money will make them happier, Reuters reported.
He describes his initiative as a "social experiment".

Maezawa will give one million yen ($ 9,000) to 1,000 of his followers. They will be randomly selected from those who retweeted a Jan. 1 post.