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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this November 14th.

Happy Monday, everyone.

In case you've been blissfully unaware, and we wouldn't blame you if you

were, there's a lot happening over at Twitter of late. Let's play a brief game of catch-up, shall we?

Back in April, one Elon Musk bought a 9% stake in that company. After a little back and forth,

Twitter agreed to be acquired by Musk for $44 billion.

In May, Musk announced the deal was on hold, and in June, he tried to walk away from the deal altogether, to which Twitter responded with a lawsuit to force Musk to make good on his promise

to buy the company. Shareholders approved the deal in September, and by the end of October,

Elon Musk was the proud owner of Twitter. He immediately dissolved Twitter's board of directors and

went on a firing spree, laying off around half of Twitter's employees. Musk says he had to fire

folks en masse to cut costs. He did, after all, take on around 12 billion in loans

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