Elon Musk still needs a 'Twitter sitter' to review Tesla tweets, judges rule
Elon Musk has lost an appeal against an SEC agreement that landed him with a"Twitter sitter." The"Twitter sitter" clause means that Musk's Tesla-related tweets must be reviewed by another company executive.
This clause came as a result of a 2018 tweet where Musk said he hadUnited States Latest News, United States Headlines
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