Elon Musk sued by SEC to compel him to testify over Twitter deal

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Musk tried to justify his no-show raising ‘several spurious objections,’ SEC says; ‘enough is enough,’ says Musk’s lawyer

Elon Musk is being sued by securities regulators in connection with his $44 billion deal for Twitter Inc., a new wrinkle for the billionaire entrepreneur’s takeover of the social-media company last year.

“The SEC has already taken Mr. Musk’s testimony multiple times in this misguided investigation,” Musk’s private lawyer Alex Spiro said in emailed comments to MarketWatch. “Enough is enough.” Musk “attempted to justify his refusal to comply with the subpoena by raising, for the first time, several spurious objections,” the agency said.

 

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