Jack Dorsey

Twitter Drags Musk To Court, Accuses Him Of Contract Breach

Elon Musk Slams A Subpoena On Former Twitter Chief Jack Dorsey

Fresh reports hitting the desk of Africa Daily News, New York had revealed that Elon Musk has finally served the former Twitter boss, Jack Dorsey with a subpoena which is related a hunt for material which would be helping him to get out of buying the giant social media platform for $44 billion as had been previously agreed.

Twitter Legal Dispute Elon Musk Summons Jack Dorsey

Twitter Legal Dispute: Elon Musk Summons Jack Dorsey

In connection with his legal dispute with the technology company, Twitter, Elon Musk on Monday issued a subpoena to Jack Dorsey.
Mr. Musk is aiming to withdraw his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter after complaining that the company didn’t give him sufficient information about fake account information.
However, the social media platform is pursuing the world’s richest man with a court case trying to persuade him into acquiring it.
If neither party opts to negotiate outside of court before then, the dispute will be adjudicated in Delaware, US, in October.
Twitter is hoping that a judge will direct Mr. Musk
Twitter’s Jack Dorsey replies Donald Trump, Zuckerberg

Twitter’s Jack Dorsey replies Donald Trump, Zuckerberg

Jack Dorsey, Twitter CEO has doubled down on why the company fact-checked President Donald Trump’s tweets on mail-in-ballots.

He also responded to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s comment that Twitter should not be “an arbiter of truth”.

Dorsey rejected Zuckerberg’s tag, and explained Twitter’s position, citing the company’s Civic Integrity Policy.

Twitter, he said, will continue to flag incorrect tweets, such as Trump’s.

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“We’ll continue to point out incorrect or disputed information about elections globally.

“And we will admit to and own any mistakes we make”, he wrote.

“This does not make

Twitter Chief Jack Dorsey Tweets $1bn For Coronavirus

Twitter Chief Jack Dorsey Tweets $1bn For Coronavirus

Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey said Tuesday he was committing $1 billion to coronavirus relief through his philanthropic fund.

Dorsey said in a series of tweets that he would transfer his equity in his digital payments group Square to his limited liability corporation Start Small, contributing around 28 percent of his overall wealth.

“Why now? The needs are increasingly urgent, and I want to see the impact in my lifetime,” Dorsey said.

“I hope this inspires others to do something similar. Life is too short, so let’s do everything we can today to help people now.”