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US judge says Elon Musk should testify again in SEC hearing

By DW
16 December 2023   |   12:41 pm
Elon Musk has failed in his bid to avoid giving more testimony in US authorities' investigation of his Twitter takeover. The judge stopped short of compelling Musk to appear but said she would do so unless Musk agreed.

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