The Latest Breaking News from Kathaleen McCormick

At last: a judgment that injects a dose of sanity into the process of handing out executive rewards

The Tesla CEO was in a Delaware court to defend a 2018 $56bn pay package that helped him become world’s richest man

A chronicle of months of corporate to-and-fro, distrust and unpredictability

New York (AFP) - Closing in on his Twitter megadeal, Elon Musk said Thursday his goal is to enable "healthy" debate of ideas and counter the tendency of social media to splinter into partisan "echo chambers."

The billionaire CEO of Tesla has until October 28 to complete the acquisition of the social network for $44 billion.

Tesla chief executive has been given until 28 October to buy social network to avoid Delaware court case

Stock futures lower after huge Wall Street rally; Retail sales in focus after hot inflation data; JPMorgan leads bank earnings parade amid deal slump; Elon Musk under federal probe linked to Twitter takeover, court papers show and Caterpillar waves retirement rules, CEO Jim Umpleby to remain.

Stock futures edge lower as October rally faces inflation test; Week Ahead: earnings, inflation and Fed minutes in focus; Tesla sees record September china sales after Shanghai re-boot; Ford, GM shares slump after UBS downgrade and Twitter shares move closer to Musk takeover price of $54.20.

Morgan Stanley and six others committed in April to raise $13bn in debt to finance the purchase – before a deterioration in credit markets

All you need to know about the latest developments in the twisting takeover saga

Delaware Chancery Court Judge Kathaleen McCormick, on Thursday, stayed the legal battle between Elon Musk and Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) until Oct. 28 to allow the two parties to close the deal.