The social media company suspects 'that behind the scenes' Elon Musk has 'been conspiring to blow the whole thing up,' according to one expert's analysis.
Joe Lonsdale, a co-founder of Palantir Technologies, tweeted that he was among those who had received a subpoena, and described the requests as a"giant harassing fishing expedition".Court filings reveal that the social media company has sent subpoenas to global banks and others involved in the financing of the deal.
"It's attempted sabotage. He's doing his best to run Twitter down," said William Savitt, a lawyer for the social media company. And he says it breached its obligations by sacking top managers and laying off a significant number of workers.
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