, Elon Musk has been ordered by a federal judge to testify once again as the Securities and Exchange Commission continues its investigation of Musk's $44 billion acquisition of Twitter. The court gave Musk and the SEC one week to come up with a date and location for both sides to meet. If neither side can agree to a date and time for the interview, the judge said that she would hear from both parties and come up with a date and time for them..
The SEC and Musk have battled before. In 2018, Musk posted a tweet that said,"Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured." The tweet led Tesla's shares to soar 11% that day, but no deal was ever announced. The SEC, Musk, and Tesla agreed to a settlement. Musk and Tesla paid $20 million in fines, and Musk had to leave his post as Tesla chairman although he retained the CEO job.
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