If the Twitter board of directors have a fiduciary duty to do what is best for Twitter shareholders, why are they rejecting Musk’s bid?


Given that Goldman Sachs is advising the Twitter board on how to go about the bid from Elon Musk has a Sell rating with a price of $30/share, and Elon is offering way more, why are they suddenly backtracking and implementing a poison pill?

I don't really care if Elon buys the company or not, but it seems to me that the deal is a no brainer from a financial perspective, at least from Goldman Sachs point of view?

I don't believe the BoD has a fiduciary duty to the rest of the world to protect ''freedom of speech'' from Elon Musk, only to provide value to shareholders, so what gives?


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