The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter shares shortly before he bought and rebranded the social media company. In response, the billionaire is allegedly exploring the legal strategy of simply not showing up to give testimony. The SEC is now looking to force Musk to show up to an interview after he bailed on one last month.
Now, the regulators are seeking a subpoena, which is a rare move for the organization, but one it normally succeeds in getting judges to agree to. Meanwhile, an attorney for Musk, Alex Spiro, said enough is enough, and that the billionaire has already given the SEC testimony multiple times in this misguided investigation. The regulator is looking into stock purchases made by Musk in 2022. Before acquiring Twitter, the Tesla CEO bought 9.2 percent of the company in March.
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