Musk agreed to no more than five hours of questioning as part of the SEC’s investigation of potential securities law violations linked to his Twitter buyout.
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Musk agreed to no more than five hours of questioning as part of the SEC’s investigation of potential securities law violations linked to his Twitter buyout.
The Securities and Exchange Commission intends to seek sanctions against Elon Musk over his failure to appear for testimony in an investigation related to his takeover of Twitter, now called X, the regulator said in a court filing Friday.
The Securities and Exchange Commission said it intends to seek sanctions against Elon Musk after he failed to appear and testify in court amid the agency's probe into his $44 billion takeover of Twitter.
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