securities exchange commission
Bill Hwang allegedly spun a web of lies in order to increase his company's portfolio by $150 billion.
Under a tender offer, Musk, who owns about 9% of Twitter shares, would take his offer directly to other shareholders, bypassing the board.
The ruling came just hours after the Tesla CEO’s lawyer filed a document in the case saying that a gag order would trample on Musk’s free speech rights.
