Elon Musk is facing potential sanctions from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after he reportedly failed to appear for a scheduled testimony regarding his acquisition of Twitter, now known as X. According to a post by X Daily News (@xDaily), the SEC claims that Musk cancelled his September 10 testimony, citing urgent SpaceX business. The SEC claims Musk violated a court order about his inability to attend the September 10 hearing. The SEC accused Musk after he failed to notify them until 3 hours before the scheduled testimony. The SEC now seeks meaningful conditional relief if Musk misses his rescheduled October date. X Ban in Brazil: Elon Musk-Run Company Fulfills One of Court’s Requirements To Withdraw Ban, Names Legal Representative in Country.
SEC Plans To Seek Sanctions Against Elon Musk Over Missed Testimony in Twitter Takeover Case
NEWS: The SEC plans to seek sanctions against Elon Musk for failing to testify in the Twitter takeover investigation.
Musk canceled agreed-upon testimony on September 10, citing urgent SpaceX business. The SEC claims Musk violated a court order by not seeking permission to… pic.twitter.com/f7JRKXmJiJ
— X Daily News (@xDaily) September 21, 2024
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