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After pulling out of the $44 billion acquisition of the social media network, Elon Musk is now embroiled in a legal dispute with Twitter. But it won’t stop him from having a lavish holiday in Greece with his friends. On a yacht near Mykonos, the millionaire also removed his shirt to enjoy the sun. Several images of the Tesla entrepreneur splashing in warm water and drinking beverages have appeared on social media. According to Page Six, Mr. Musk was in a small group that included Sarah Staudinger, a fashion designer, and her husband Ari Emanuel.
According to the site, the buddies were vacationing on a yacht that can be rented for close to $20,000 per week. Its three cabins can hold six passengers, and a skilled crew is on hand to take care of their needs.
Mr. Musk can be seen wearing black trunks in the pictures. He was on a vessel called “Zeus.” As they jump off the boat’s back into the water, the buddies can all be seen laughing.
According to further images from his trip, the billionaire was wearing aviator sunglasses as he perused the boat after the dip.
elon musk is wearing his human skin today pic.twitter.com/z2bm44Jt34
— transgender marx (@JUNlPER) July 18, 2022
According to a court document, Twitter Inc. on Monday charged that Mr. Musk was attempting to “slow walk” the company’s case intended to hold him accountable for his $44 billion takeover and sought a September trial to guarantee transaction financing is maintained.
Twitter has filed a lawsuit against Mr. Musk and requested a judge in Delaware to require him to consummate the merger at the agreed-upon price of $54.20 per share.
The business warned that even if the billionaire were to be forced to complete the transaction, it might still require months of additional legal proceedings to complete the debt funding, which is set to mature in April. Because of this, Twitter requested that the judge deny Mr. Musk’s request to set the trial date for February.
The richest man in the world, Mr. Musk, said that San Francisco-based Twitter hurried the trial to hide the facts about spam accounts and “railroad” him into purchasing the business.
