The Guardian:
Court filing: Elon Musk’s deposition by Twitter’s lawyers has been rescheduled to October 6 and 7 — Musk to be questioned under oath by Twitter lawyers on 6 and 7 October in preparation for trial over abandoned $44bn takeover — Elon Musk is scheduled to be questioned under oath …
Jef Feeley / Bloomberg:
Sources: Elon Musk plans to skip his October 6 deposition by Twitter’s lawyers in Austin — Elon Musk won’t be showing up Thursday for a long-awaited deposition in Twitter Inc.’s lawsuit aimed at forcing him to go through with a $44 billion buyout of the company, according to people familiar with the matter.
Financial Times:
Sources: Twitter has agreed to delay a deposition by Elon Musk scheduled for October 6 in Austin, as both sides hash out a way to close the $44B deal — Tesla chief and social media group are negotiating end to legal fight to finalise $44bn buyout — Twitter has agreed to delay a deposition …
Tina Davis / Bloomberg:
Filing: Twitter’s lawyers will depose Elon Musk behind closed doors on September 26 and 27, with an option of a third day; Musk’s attorney will also be deposed — Elon Musk is scheduled to answer questions on Sept. 26 and 27 from Twitter Inc.’s lawyers on his failed $44 billion purchase of the company, according to a court filing.
Richard Lawler / The Verge:
Filing: judge puts the Elon Musk v. Twitter trial on hold until October 28 to allow the parties to close their deal, otherwise a November trial date will be set — The pending trial between Elon Musk and Twitter is suddenly on hold, as Judge Kathaleen McCormick granted the Musk side’s request for a stay …
New York Times:
Filing: Elon Musk asks a judge to delay the Twitter trial starting on October 17, since he is arranging financing and his acquisition would close by October 28 — Key details on the $44 billion offer are still being hashed out on a deal that could head off a trial set to begin in Delaware in a little more than week.
Financial Times:
Sources detail the twists and turns in Elon Musk’s $44B Twitter takeover, starting in March, falling apart, and then closing late on October 27 — Even as his $44bn buyout came down to the wire, Elon Musk kept Twitter guessing. — Normally, lawyers and advisers on each side …
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