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How did it go from hostility to acceptance so quickly? I understand playing hard-ball to negotiate a higher price, BUT why play hard-ball and just accept the in
by macspoofing 4y ago
How did it go from hostility to acceptance so quickly? I understand playing hard-ball to negotiate a higher price, BUT why play hard-ball and just accept the initial offer?
Or is there something else at play (maybe expectation is that shareholders reject it?) and this is just a PR ploy.
- TigeriusKirk 4y agoIt seems very likely to me there's a whole backroom drama at work here that we're just not hearing about. I strongly suspect the full story involves Jack and his departure, for example. Maybe someday it will all come out.
- im3w1l 4y agoHe said previously he had no confidence in Twitter management. Implication: Heads would roll like crazy after his purchase. Maybe he did something to reassure them.
- gmm1990 4y agopossibly the actual financing details made the offer seem real, recent market downturn makes the value of twitter less, or they didn't get any other better offers.
- ldiracdelta 4y agoPure speculation -- Lawyers are scary. Someone with an army of lawyers is a formidable opponent.