Elon Musk and the disappearing board seat: all of the updates about Twitter’s largest shareholder

We learned that Musk had become the largest individual shareholder of the company. Musk informed the board he wouldn't accept the position after the company announced he would take a seat on the board. What is going on with the man?

In the midst of all of this, Musk seems to have run afoul of a few SEC rules while continuing to thumb his nose at the agency that charged him with securities fraud.

One of the most visible users is Musk, who has a large audience of devoted followers. The billionaire shared company plans, uncredited meme, and bizarre accusations. The responses that serve as a global tech support line for people who want everything from help with their electric car to politicians seeking satellite internet so they can keep citizens connected during a war are included.

The company insists that it had nothing to do with a poll that a board member posted about the feature just before it was confirmed. The company said that a board seat would not exempt Musk from moderation policies.

The world's richest human was released from his commitment to not acquire more than 14.9% of the company's shares after a tumultuous week. There will be distraction ahead, but our goals and priorities remain the same.

Musk quickly deleted the message after a few minutes.

He deleted some of the messages he posted on his account between the time he told the board he wouldn't take a seat and when he heard about the news from Agrawal.

There is a possibility that would be very distracting. A hostile takeover attempt from a CEO. We have the latest updates about Musk.