Binance CEO CZ Still Backing Elon Musk Takeover of Twitter
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), CEO of the world's largest crypto exchange, has said he might support Elon Musk in his planned $44 billion buyout of Twitter as the US reportedly weighs security review for the deal. When asked if he...
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When asked if he will keep his financial commitment to Musk, CZ said, "I think so,” while speaking in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during the kingdom’s Future Investment Initiative conference on Tuesday....
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