Twitter wants to subpoena Sen. Warren over her request for SEC to probe Elon Musk and Tesla.
Twitter’s Legal Battle with Elizabeth Warren Escalates
Twitter has taken a bold step in its legal battle with Senator Elizabeth Warren by filing a request to subpoena communications between the senator and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This move comes after Elon Musk acquired the social media company, sparking concerns about its human resource practices.
The subpoena request is a response to a letter sent by Ms. Warren to the SEC, urging an investigation into another business entity owned by Mr. Musk, Tesla. In her letter, Ms. Warren expressed concerns about conflicts of interest and misappropriation of corporate assets, raising questions about Mr. Musk’s control over both Twitter and Tesla.
Twitter’s legal representatives have filed a request before the federal court, seeking copies of all communications between Senator Warren and the regulatory agencies since Mr. Musk’s acquisition of Twitter. The subpoena notice specifically asks for documents related to Ms. Warren’s letter to the SEC, including draft versions and further communications with the FTC.
While it remains unclear what Twitter expects to find in these communications, they could shed light on the senator’s efforts to investigate Mr. Musk’s businesses following his takeover of the popular social media platform.
Warren Raises Concerns about Musk’s Business Deals
In her request for an SEC investigation, Senator Warren expressed concern about Mr. Musk serving as the CEO of both Twitter and Tesla. Although he has recently stepped down as Twitter’s CEO, replacing himself with Linda Yaccarino, Ms. Warren argues that this change does not adequately address the concerns of Tesla and its shareholders.
Ms. Warren also raised questions about the transfer of Tesla employees to work with Twitter, including the Chief Information Officer and other senior staff. She suggests that this move may have involved the appropriation of resources from Tesla for the benefit of Mr. Musk’s private company, Twitter.
The legal battle between Twitter and Senator Warren continues to unfold, with the outcome potentially impacting the future of both the social media company and Mr. Musk’s businesses.
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