Exclusive: Musk, Apollo no longer in talks to finance Twitter deal, source says

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Exclusive: Apollo Global Management, which was looking to provide $1 billion earlier this year to Elon Musk for his proposed buyout of Twitter, is no longer in talks with the billionaire, according to a person familiar with the matter

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phoenix66101281 Ellison will step up. What’s another billion between oligarchs.

Yeah debunked (irrelevant). Noticed you got debunked by Saudi, too. Ohh. Someone’s profiting off the the Biden Regime at the public’s expense.

'...Musk's reputation for erratic behavior.' Please leave for Mars.

Apollo has its eyes on Credit Suisse SPG

This an impressively low level thread. Im not if these reaponsesn are human or bots... low quality bots

anniegirl1138 Thank you apolloglobal NoElonTwitter

Look at this picture. Does this look like a good person? A happy person?

Nobody likes a fascist

They always need more money even if they have huge lots of it. Peanuts. Greed. Till when?

That's fine, Putin is happy to help out an oligarch in need if it means getting their propaganda and disinfo flowing.

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