SEC sues Elon Musk, claiming disclosure failures with Twitter stock
The US Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Musk violated US securities laws by failing to timely disclose that he owned over 5% of Twitter’s stock in early 2022.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Musk violated US securities laws by failing to timely disclose that he owned over 5% of Twitter’s stock in early 2022.
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