You win some, you lose some. This should become Tesla CEO Elon Musk's motto these days, as it seems he's constantly in court. Moreover, it seems he often wins even if it's not expected, and loses on many occasions as well. This recent "Twitter Sitter" ruling marks another setback for Musk, and it's especially ironic that he just agreed to buy Twitter.
According to an article published by Automotive News, a New York judge decided this week that Elon Musk can't end his earlier agreement with the SEC. The agreement basically states that the CEO must have his tweets reviewed by an "in-house" officer in case there's a chance they contain material information that could impact the stock market and/or potentially manipulate investors.
