At this point, the Twitter board needs to bring in an outside investigatory team.
Mudge, who is well respected in the industry, is saying the executives are lying to the board.
Twitter’s CEO publicly mocks him, refuses to testify to Congress, and instead we hear that people are being offered money to dish dirt on their respected colleague.
If Twitter’s board does not act, then they’re willfully ignorant to the behavior and that negligence is going to harm investors. Lastly, if the board does not act, then the investors need to bring this to vote at the next shareholder meeting.
Mudge, who is well respected in the industry, is saying the executives are lying to the board.
Twitter’s CEO publicly mocks him, refuses to testify to Congress, and instead we hear that people are being offered money to dish dirt on their respected colleague.
If Twitter’s board does not act, then they’re willfully ignorant to the behavior and that negligence is going to harm investors. Lastly, if the board does not act, then the investors need to bring this to vote at the next shareholder meeting.