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PrinceWith999Enemies ,

I haven’t yet seen an article where a reporter totals up the numbers and associated dollar amounts associated with Musk’s mismanagement. In terms of general classes - and I’m just going off the top of my head here - we’re looking at (including only the twitter related ones):

  1. Failure to pay agreed upon payouts for fired employees
  2. Age discriminatory termination lawsuits
  3. Violation of employment contracts re: return to work and other conditions
  4. Failure to pay rents and infrastructure fees
  5. Failure to moderate content according to legally required regulations
  6. Allocation of TSLA employees to work at Twitter, a different company with different shareholders, thus robbing Peter to pay Paul on investors’ dimes

There were also potential suits over mass terminations contrary to state and national laws, but I haven’t heard as much about those recently.

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