The takeover of Twitter by Elon Musk may not be entirely ruled out.

In any case, this is what the

New York Times

announces in its Monday edition, stating that the negotiations between the Board of Directors of the network and the billionaire continued until the early morning and that they could lead to a deal.

In other words, the offer from the boss of Tesla and SpaceX could be one you can't refuse...

“Elon Musk updated his proposal last week, putting pressure on Twitter to consider his offer more seriously (…) He explained in detail how he had secured funding from investment bank Morgan Stanley and a group of other lenders, which offered $13 billion in debt financing, plus $12.5 billion in loans secured by his shares in Tesla, the electric car maker he leads.

It was to add approximately $21 billion in equity financing,” the US daily said.

46.5 billion dollars, so that's what brought the businessman back to the negotiating table.

Not finished

However, the

New York Times

specifies that the negotiations are far from over and that the situation can still evolve.

The very public positions of Elon Musk, who immediately announced what he would do if he got his hands on Twitter (namely "turn it into a platform for freedom of expression around the world", implying that the network had "too much" muzzled certain remarks), had tempered the enthusiasm of the Board of Directors, which seemed less inclined to discuss with him after his speeches.

Will money eventually triumph?

According to the

New York Times

, the answer should arrive before the end of the week!

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