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Elon Musk Sells $6.9 Billion Of Tesla To Avoid Twitter Tussle Fire Sale
Elon Musk offloaded $6.9 billion of stock in Tesla Inc., the billionaires biggest sale on record, saying he wanted to avoid a last-minute selloff of the electric-car makers shares in the event he is forced to go ahead with his aborted deal to buy Twitter Inc.
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Elon Musk Sells Tesla Shares Worth $6.9 Billion to Avoid Twitter Fire Sale
Elon Musk has sold Tesla shares worth $6.9 billion (roughly Rs. 54,880 crore) to be prepared with cash in case he is forced to go ahead with the Twitter acquisition deal. Musk last month announced terminating the agreement to buy Twitter, claiming the company has made “misleading representations” over the number of spam bots on the service. T...
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China Risks 1.6 Million Deaths If It Abandons Covid Zero Policy: Study
A peer-reviewed study, published in the journal Nature found that China risks a "tsunami" of Covid infections that could result in 112.2 million symptomatic cases and 5.1 million hospital admissions if restrictions for Zero Covid policy is abandoned.
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Elon Musk Sells $6.9 Billion Of Tesla To Avoid Twitter Tussle Fire Sale
Elon Musk offloaded $6.9 billion of stock in Tesla Inc., the billionaires biggest sale on record, saying he wanted to avoid a last-minute selloff of the electric-car makers shares in the event he is forced to go ahead with his aborted deal to buy Twitter Inc.
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Elon Musk Sells Tesla Shares Worth $6.9 Billion to Avoid Twitter Fire Sale
Elon Musk has sold Tesla shares worth $6.9 billion (roughly Rs. 54,880 crore) to be prepared with cash in case he is forced to go ahead with the Twitter acquisition deal. Musk last month announced terminating the agreement to buy Twitter, claiming the company has made “misleading representations” over the number of spam bots on the service. T...
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China Risks 1.6 Million Deaths If It Abandons Covid Zero Policy: Study
A peer-reviewed study, published in the journal Nature found that China risks a "tsunami" of Covid infections that could result in 112.2 million symptomatic cases and 5.1 million hospital admissions if restrictions for Zero Covid policy is abandoned.
