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  • TECH Elon Musk tweet hints at possible tender offer to Twitter shareholders

    04/18/2022 1:25:24 PM PDT · by RoosterRedux · 37 replies
    CNBC ^ | Jessica Bursztynsky
    Elon Musk on Saturday posted a cryptic tweet that said “Love Me Tender,” suggesting he was either listening to Elvis or possibly considering a potential tender offer to Twitter shareholders to take control of the company. A tender offer would be the latest in the saga over his dramatic bid to take control of Twitter. Another tweet suggests that Musk believes shareholders should decide the future of the company, not the board. Shares of Twitter were up more than 3% in premarket trading. “Wow, with Jack departing, the Twitter board collectively owns almost no shares!” he also tweeted Saturday, referring...
  • woman accused of killing her ex-husband with a meat tenderizer mallet.(My title)

    06/12/2007 7:17:20 PM PDT · by Inge_CAV · 76 replies · 2,292+ views
    THE FARM 930 AM, http://www.am930.net/ ^ | 6-12-07 | The Farm 930am
    Local News Headlines!! A Wayne County woman accused of killing her ex-husband with a meat tenderizer mallet has officially been charged with murder. Officials said 66-year-old Margaret Louise McCoy was originally charged with aggravated assault after her ex-husband, Michael Clayton McCoy, died Saturday morning. District Attorney General Mike Bottoms said the charges against Margaret McCoy were upgraded Monday to second-degree murder. That decision was made after the victim's death was ruled a homicide by the Tennessee Department of Forensic Sciences. Second-degree murder is a Class A felony punishable by 15 to 60 years in prison if convicted. Wayne County Sheriff...
  • America’s Descent Into the Third World

    07/27/2005 6:21:50 AM PDT · by A. Pole · 636 replies · 9,366+ views
    Chronicles Magazine ^ | Monday, July 25, 2005 | Paul Craig Roberts
    The June payroll jobs report did not receive much attention due to the July 4 holiday, but the depressing 21st century job performance of the U.S. economy continues unabated. Only 144,000 private sector jobs were created, each one of which was in domestic services. Fifty-six thousand jobs were created in professional and business services, about half of which are in administrative and waste services. Thirty-eight thousand jobs were created in education and health services, almost all of which are in health care and social assistance. Nineteen thousand jobs were created in leisure and hospitality, almost all of which are waitresses...