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With that much money in the bank and 12.5M severance the tears were probably more about what is going to happen to Twitter when you take of the fake news training wheels. Just imagine the crazy shit that both wings are going to be putting out there if they get rid of oversight on Twitter. If I had brought in 30-50M over the past few years I'd be more than happy to find a nice plot of land off the grid and watch the world burn.
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Vijaya Gadde Net Worth

The estimated Net Worth of Vijaya Gadde is at least $72.5 Million dollars as of 15 December 2021.

Apparently her husband isn't a pauper either:

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Vijaya Gadde is married to Ramsey Homsany, a lawyer and tech executive who has worked for big-name companies such as Dropbox and Google.

Homsany is also co-founder and president of Octant Bio, a biotechnology research company that aims to improve drug discovery in the health industry.

He was formally an executive at file-hosting service Dropbox and worked across the company’s public policy, legal, and trust and security teams. He also served as vice-president of Google.

On the "positive side", maybe she'll be able to spend more "quality time" with her kids:



 
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Elon was once again just pretending to buy a public company on Twitter, and it was very obviously a joke when his announced buyout price was $54.20 (the 420 weed joke should've been the clue), which happened to be $10 over its trading price the previous day (closed at $44.48). After being slapped with a $20 million fine from the SEC and banned from Tesla's board for his take-private at $420 comment, he probably should have learned a lesson.
 
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Dryden said:
Elon was once again just pretending to buy a public company on Twitter, and it was very obviously a joke when his announced buyout price was $54.20 (the 420 weed joke should've been the clue), which happened to be $10 over its trading price the previous day (closed at $44.48). After being slapped with a $20 million fine from the SEC and banned from Tesla's board for his take-private at $420 comment, he probably should have learned a lesson.
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Too arrogant and too self-entitled to have any reflection. This, to my eye, was clearly a pr stunt that he thought would divert attention from a bunch of shit he saw looming on the horizon: Tesla's stock tanking in anticipation of the wave of German EV's about to hit the market, the various lawsuits against Tesla and Space X, news about whipping it out for the flight attendant and news of him knocking up his employees. Man had a lot of shit from which he needed to divert attention.
 
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Unless the Twitter lawyers were a bunch of 'twits', then they instituted a 'specific performance' clause in the contract. It would have stipulated that if whatever Musk wanted 'fixed', etc. was removed/rectified, etc. then the deal would go through. Am certain there's some legal beagles out there that can either refute or agree that this is a normal M&A feature, as there are millions in time and talent wasted if anyone can just say 'no thanks' after a certain point has been reached. And yes, specific performance is a clause that can be brought to court, with a judge ordering it to go completion.
 
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