Earlier, Reuters, citing sources, wrote that Musk's deal to buy

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Reuters reported that Elon Musk had closed the deal to buy Twitter. CNBC journalist David Faber wrote that the businessman had fired the previous management and personally headed the social network

SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon south korea cell phone number list Musk published a post after information about the closing of the deal to buy Twitter appeared. "The bird is free," the businessman wrote. The social network's logo depicts a bird, and the name itself literally translates as "twitter."

Twitter for $44 billion was officially completed. After that, the businessman fired the previous management - the company's CEO and CFO Parag Agrawal and Ned Segal, as well as chief legal officer Vijaya Gadde, the agency writes. CNBC journalist David Faber reported that Musk himself headed the company.

On October 27, Musk posted a video of himself visiting Twitter's headquarters and changed his status on the social network page, describing himself as "Chief Twit."

That same day, Musk said he had decided to buy Twitter so that people could have a digital platform to discuss different opinions. He said social media was at risk of splitting into "echo chambers of the far right and far left" that would create more hatred and divide society. Most traditional media outlets, in pursuit of views, "fuel and encourage these polar extremes" because they believe it makes money, but then opportunities for dialogue are lost, Musk wrote.

In early April, Musk acquired 9.2% of Twitter, becoming the social network's largest shareholder, and later announced plans to buy it outright. The businessman signed an agreement to buy the company for $44 billion in late April, with the deal scheduled to close by the end of the year.

In June, Musk's lawyers announced his desire to terminate the deal, citing the social network's refusal to provide reliable information about fake accounts and spam bots.

Twitter management accused Musk of refusing to fulfill his obligations and filed a lawsuit against him. In October, Reuters wrote that the businessman approached the company's management with a proposal to conclude an agreement to buy Twitter on the original terms if the lawsuit against him was dropped. After that, the process was suspended until October 28. Bloomberg wrote that Musk planned to close the deal before that date.