It increasingly looks like Elon Musk's "on hold" $44 billion Twitter deal will need to be massively slashed to go ahead. On May 21, Musk suggested in a series of tweets that the cuts could be up to.
If you want evidence of the fickle whims of Wall Street, look no further than Twitter: A few weeks ago the social network's stock was riding the high of Elon Musk's buyout offer, but since then it has.