litigation

You have to fight for free speech.

It's an argument I guess.

It took less than three months for Twitter’s leadership to go from taking grave measures to keep Musk from acquiring the company to suing him to try to force him to acquire the company.

And that’s not us saying it: It’s a judge.

It's the principle of the thing, he just really cares about the First Amendment.

Well, his executors, anyway. For their own benefit. Allegedly.

Due diligence is your friend, Elon.

Wall Street Journal stans hard for their boy Elon.

This bit of vindictiveness is not a typical litigation strategy.

This is fun to see.

Because that’s about all his former employees have left in absence of their deferred comp.

The fact that Donald Trump might state things contrary to the truth isn’t much of a surprise, of course.

There’s nowhere else to cut, so we hope the Swiss are good at long division.

Some guys just won't take no for an answer. Allegedly.

Hey, when you’re in Thomas Gottstein’s shoes, you’ll grasp at any disreputable straw you can find.

While some doubt Revlon will screw over its erstwhile ally, the company hasn’t hesitated to do it before.

And Vishal Garg is allegedly every bit the peach you’d have guessed from that Zoom firing.

And there’s also more about his package.