The famous businessman, Elon Musk, and the new owner of the “Twitter” platform, said that the famous platform is losing $ 4 million per day, expressing his willingness to make more efforts to improve the platform’s profits.
CNBC reported in a recent report that Elon Musk’s Twitter plan includes imposing $7.99 on Twitter users to put a blue tick on their accounts. She explained that this step will generate $ 120 million per month for the platform.
A few days ago, US President Joe Biden revealed that The relationship of Twitter owner and CEO of Tesla, Elon Muskwith other states have been “worthwhile” and reconsidered, but declined to say how to do so.
“I think Elon Musk’s cooperation or technical relationships with other countries are worth looking at, whether or not he’s doing anything inappropriate,” Biden said when asked if Musk posed a national security threat.
When a reporter in the room asked, “How?” The President replied, “There are a lot of ways to review and track.”
Before the American billionaire and the richest man in the world, Musk, completed the $44 billion acquisition of the Twitter platform, Bloomberg reported that US President Biden’s administration officials were in early discussions regarding the possibility of subjugating some of Elon’s projects. Musk for US national security reviews, including the Twitter acquisition.
According to a statement, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council in the United States of America, Adrienne Watson, said in a statement: “We are not aware of the existence of such conversations.” A spokesperson for the US Treasury Department said that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States “does not comment publicly on transactions that it may or may not review, and that such procedures are conducted in accordance with law and practice.”
Among the equity investors who have committed to providing financing to help Musk finance the takeover of the popular platform are several foreign entities, including Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund and other Arab investors.
