>Going through court will lead to even more dragged out speculation and hurt Twitter more than any other party >The winners at the end of the day would be the

>Going through court will lead to even more dragged out speculation and hurt Twitter more than any other party >The winners at the end of the day would be the lawyers and millions of dollars dumped into fighting a case instead of settling. I don't understand this popular hot take. There's no rich egomaniac foil for EM, is there? There's just a corporate machine that he offered a piece of "candy" worth tens of billions and then tried to take back. As many people have said, if EM just walks away and Twitter does nothing, the stock price is probably half of what it was supposed to be acquired for. Ten billion dollars will fund a literal battalion of lawyers for a decade if necessary.