Elon Musk’s Twitter Deal Looked Like a $44 Billion Disaster. Now, His Investors Stand to Make a 200 Percent Return—Thanks to a Brilliant (and Controversial) M&A MoveSmall Business15 de May de 2026Updated: 15 de May de 2026By Brian ContrerasCompartilhadoFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp - Advertisement - - Advertisement -Larry Ellison, Bill Ackman, and Andreessen Horowitz backed Musk’s Twitter deal. It’s set to pay off in a big way.Source link - Advertisement -CompartilhadoFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Highlights EntrepreneurshipWhy ‘Growth at All Costs’ Is the Enemy of Lasting Success Mike Feazel - 15 de May de 2026 - Advertisement - Top TopicsAI poised to tilt job market leverage toward older workers | Fortune Victor Swezey, Bloomberg - 16 de May de 2026 Top TopicsTrump’s IRS suit may end with a $1.7 billion compensation fund | Fortune Zoe Tillman, Chris Strohm, Hadriana Lowenkron, Bloomberg - 16 de May de 2026 Top TopicsSpaceX heads into a record-shattering IPO with the ‘deepest moat that exists today’ as investors vow to ‘never bet against Elon’ | Fortune Jason Ma - 16 de May de 2026 Top TopicsDOJ accuses Yale of discriminating against Asian, white students with ‘race-based admissions program’ | Fortune Dave Collins, The Associated Press - 16 de May de 2026 Latest NewsWorld Cup prices shock fans: “I’m excited but it’s too expensive” 16 de May de 2026 Largest aircraft carrier in the world returns to the U.S., bringing thousands of sailors home 16 de May de 2026 FPV drone strikes show Hezbollah’s changing tactics against Israel 16 de May de 2026 Iran men’s soccer team heading to Turkey for World Cup preparations 16 de May de 2026 - Advertisement -