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Although banks typically sell off loans provided for takeovers, recent data from PitchBook LCD, a financial data firm, indicates that those that provided $13 billion of credit for Musk’s Twitter deal have not done so, suggesting markets may have soured on X’s prospects. The debt has remained “hung” for longer than any similar deal since the 2008 financial crisis, PitchBook said.
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He made the money of other billionaires disappear. They must be so pissed off.
They are working hard on making others foot the bill. Don’t worry. You don’t get to be a billionaire by paying your way.
Still - he should probably avoid visiting Riyadh.
Or maybe not.
He’s still rich. It’s the official state religion of al Saud!
I didn’t know they made them that big.
It makes the Lucille Ball statue look lovely…
One of those statues of terrible people I can almost appreciate, because it looks as much like it is mocking them as celebrating them. (The classic of course being the Nathan Bedford Forrest statue that looked like he was made of madness-possessed mashed potatoes.)
So true!
It’d make a good tombstone.
“Here lie the bones of Elon Mush. Look upon my works, ye mighty, and piss!”
The groups include the Center for Countering Digital Hate, the Union of Concerned Scientists, the digital rights organization Access Now, and Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR)
… people should brag about being on the list
Except that it’s no fun when a billionaire can endlessly spend on petty harassment to wear them down, like Peter Thiel and Gawker.
The twitter money bleed continues
That’s not just a money bleed. The moment that some of that customized hardware fails, X is probably in deep doodoo.
Nah, they’ll be fine.
