US-Börsenaufsicht will Musk zu Aussage über Twitter-Kauf zwingen
Die US-Börsenaufsichtsbehörde (SEC) hat nach eigenen Angaben Klage gegen den US-Unternehmer Elon Musk bei einem Gericht in San Francisco eingereicht.
Im Mai 2023 sei Musk aufgefordert worden, im SEC-Büro in San Francisco auszusagen. Musk habe zugestimmt, am 15. September zu erscheinen, habe jedoch mit Verweis auf „mehrere fadenscheinige Ausreden“ den Termin abgesagt. Zudem habe Musk den Vorschlag der SEC abgelehnt, eine Befragung im Oktober oder November in Texas durchzuführen. Die SEC untersucht, ob Musk beim Kauf von Twitter im Jahr 2022 gegen US-Wertpapiergesetze verstoßen hat.
US-Börsenaufsicht will Musk zu Aussage über Twitter-Kauf zwingen
Die US-Börsenaufsichtsbehörde (SEC) hat nach eigenen Angaben Klage gegen den US-Unternehmer Elon Musk bei einem Gericht in San Francisco eingereicht.
Im Mai 2023 sei Musk aufgefordert worden, im SEC-Büro in San Francisco auszusagen. Musk habe zugestimmt, am 15. September zu erscheinen, habe jedoch mit Verweis auf „mehrere fadenscheinige Ausreden“ den Termin abgesagt. Zudem habe Musk den Vorschlag der SEC abgelehnt, eine Befragung im Oktober oder November in Texas durchzuführen. Die SEC untersucht, ob Musk beim Kauf von Twitter im Jahr 2022 gegen US-Wertpapiergesetze verstoßen hat.
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