Elon Musk, thread 2
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Jonathan Mesiano-Crookstonreplied to Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston on last edited by
Now do full self driving
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Jonathan Mesiano-Crookstonreplied to Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston on last edited by
He's so damned stupid.
"However, the billionaire is said to have remarked on the “crazy” nature of American politics, noting that in the past two weeks alone Mr Trump had nearly been assassinated and his Democratic rival, President Joe Biden, had dropped out.
Musk is also said to have opined on what humanity’s future might look like if humanoid robots take over menial tasks.
“It was about: what will humans do at that point? And how will they be fulfilled?” a person at the lunch said."
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From the Telegraph which is garbage so I am not providing a link
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Jonathan Mesiano-Crookstonreplied to Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston on last edited by
Hahaha
Musk ordered to pay X employee £470,000 for unfair dismissal
Gary Rooney was told he had resigned voluntarily by not replying to the billionaire’s email about Twitter 2.0
Ex-Twitter worker wins £470,000 for unfair dismissal over Musk ‘hardcore’ email
Gary Rooney was told he had resigned voluntarily by not replying to the billionaire’s email about Twitter 2.0
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
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Elon Musk’s Twitter deal may be the worst leveraged buyout deal for banks since Lehman, raising risks to Tesla
Elon Musk’s Twitter deal may be the worst leveraged buyout deal for banks since Lehman, raising risks to Tesla
Banks had hoped to package and sell Musk's LBO debt to investors. Instead, it's sat on their balance sheet, tying up capital, for almost two years.
Fortune (fortune.com)
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Jonathan Mesiano-Crookstonreplied to Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston on last edited by
Comment about this, made last October hah.
What fools the bankers are.
Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston (@[email protected])
Haha, all the banks that lent Elon $13 billion to buy Twitter thought they could keep the losses off their books by selling it on to investment firms. Now though, nobody will touch the losses, so they're having to keep the losses on their own books! Fools.
Mastodon (mastodon.social)
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/08/21/elon-musk-x-investors/
Just keeping a record of this article because it has a list of the minor investors in Twitter.
The court filing can be found at a link in this article
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The famous interview in which he tells advertisers they are trying to blackmail him with their money and to go fuck themselves.