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CEO Elon Musk might regret his purchase of Twitter—but at least he doesn’t have to regret the way he was going to finance it.
If Musk executed the initial agreement he had signed with bankers to help fund his Twitter purchase, he would have experienced his first margin call, an obligation to cough up cash or provide more collateral. As It turned out, he followed his own advice.
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Eternal shares on Friday rose 3% from the day's low of Rs 230.10 on the NSE to scale the day's...
A haunting whale song discovered on decades-old audio equipment could open up a new understanding of how the huge animals communicate, according...
The IDF Spokesperson announced Wednesday morning that there had been an historic event in the skies over Tehran. An...
Gen X is expected to consume over $500 billion worth of goods and services by FY30 fuelling demand for various...
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