A Twitter shareholder has rejected Musk's $ 43 billion offer

Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, one of the biggest investors in Twitter, has rejected a proposal by billionaire Elon Musk to take full control of the company, Reuters reported.

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“I don’t think Musk’s offer is close to the real price of Twitter, given the company’s growth prospects,” the prince tweeted.

Musk offered to buy the company for $ 43 billion, take it off the stock market and make it a free speech platform.

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A Twitter shareholder has rejected Musk’s $ 43 billion offer

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