Don't Be Fooled. This Is What Elon Musk Is Really Up to With Twitter

Don't Be Fooled. This Is What Elon Musk Is Really Up to With Twitter
commondreams.org - Yanis Varoufakis • 74d

Elon Musk had good reasons to feel unfulfilled enough to buy Twitter for $44 billion. He had pioneered online payments, upended the car industry, …

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