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quickly after i read them and posted them i want to change them. i don't think that's controversial at all. i think what's interesting is back in 2020 a big hedge fund elliott management had wanted to come in, take a big stake in twitter. >> right. >> try to change things and the fear was ahead of the election there was this right wing, wall street group of folks trying to influence twitter, they wanted to get rid of jack dorsey. elon is coming in here, the question is does he want to buy it? he may only have one seat on the board but he has a big voice in terms of what's thought about, how they're thought about, it feels like he would have a big ability to influence the ceo of twitter and make some of these things. already, you know, tweeting about the fact that employees are not back at the office and should we make the headquarters turned over to the homeless. that's pretty controversial. he clearly thinks that twitter employees should be back in the

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Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal

Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal Todd Spangler, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Quibiwinked offline in December, most of its employees have been let go and Roku now owns Quibi’s content library. But Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s ill-fated video streamer is still battling a lawsuit trying to extract more than $100 million in damages from the defunct startup — and now, Quibi’s lawyers are suggesting the head of the hedge fund behind the litigation has a personal financial interest in the case. More from Variety In the latest drama in the legal spat, Quibi alleges that Paul Singer, Elliott’s founder and co-CEO, may be mainly interested in backing the Eko suit because his girlfriend’s son works there.

all right. a major investment firm is taking a big stake in at&t. it is the parent company of cnn and warner media and demanding changes. >> christine romans joins us now. explain to our viewers what's going on here and what kind of changes they're talking about. >> this is an activist investor, buys up shares of a company and goes in and says i want seats on your board and make these schingsz we can all make more money. a hedge fund elliott management. it's demanding changes, and spin-offs. the fund says if at&t can focus on its core assets like u.s. wireless business the stock could almost double to $60 a share in the next two years. elliott wants at&t to review and divest from many of its noncore businesses, for example, spinning off direct tv and its