The company Twitter no longer exists on paper

Twitter no longer exists – at least on paper. Instead, the short message service bought by Elon Musk now belongs to his X Holdings group. The backgrounds.

The company Twitter no longer exists on paper. How different media report, the social media service bought by Elon Musk was integrated into the X Holdings group.

Twitter is now owned by X Holdings

Last week, Twitter Inc. announced in a court record announced that the company no longer exists as usual. Like the US magazine slate reported, Elon Musk applied for the merger back in March 2023.

But there has been speculation before that Musk plans to build a parent company for all of his companies. Also an appropriate one site has existed for some time. Musk had that in one in 2017 tweet announced.

Elon Musk is causing confusion

The merger of Twitter with X Holdings seems surprising at first glance. In view of the events of the past, however, it is just another milestone in the multi-billionaire’s confusing game.

It was clear from day one of the takeover that Twitter was going to make changes. But just as Musk exchanged the company logo “Larry” for the Dodgecoin dog and then took it back, it cannot be assumed that the Tesla CEO will rename the platform for the time being.

X Holdings: Musk’s only comment is an X

Those who are curious should not wait for an explanation from Twitter. As is now well known, the company only responds to press inquiries with a poop emoji. The only comment Elon Musk has so far is an “X” that he wrote on Twitter posted.

Elon Musk is currently the CEO of Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter. He also owns majority interests in Neuralink and The Boring Company.

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