Twitter asks shareholders to approve the $44 billion Elon Musk takeover

According to a regulatory filing, the board wants the deal to be completed so it is asking shareholders to approve it.

According to the document filed with the SEC, the board recommends that you vote for the merger agreement.

The offer price of $54.20 a share was lower than the $38.12 share price at the time of writing. The company's market cap has fallen. The $44 billion deal is beneficial for everyone.

There is still an issue over the number of bots on the platform. The social network gave Musk access to its full "firehose" to check for the percentage of bot on it.

There are unresolved matters over the deal, according to Musk.

Will the shareholders vote in favor of the debt portion of the round or not?

The CEO of the company said that he doesn't want to be the head of the social network, but that he wants to drive the product. This is similar to what he said at the all-hands meeting.