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ekianjo
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Elon Musk makes $43B unsolicited bid to take Twitt...
when you own 100% you can make it private again.
fileeditview
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I think you only need the majority of shares to go private and then the rest will be payed out automatically for the set price.
aahortwwy
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> the rest will be payed out
Yeah, because you're purchasing them.
fileeditview
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Sure. What I meant is that you don't need the 100% to go private. But maybe that was obvious.
belter
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And the only reason you would make it private is?
zthrowaway
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Being more aggressive with changes to the company and its product without a market freaking out over it.
throwmeariver1
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You don't have to please your shareholders.
vntok
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Avoiding the requirement to file quarterly earnings reports.
ekianjo
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you can do whatever you want and stop caring about meeting every quarters goals
MrMan
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to do another IPO
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