One question is whether Fidelity sold any of its stake during November, but the latest drop in value isn’t surprising given the recent Musk-related controversies that drove advertisers away from the platform.
"Assuming the fund hasn’t reduced its holding in X, the latest report implies the value of the entire company has also fallen by 72 percent.
As Axios noted, "Fidelity doesn’t necessarily have much, if any, inside information on X’s financial performance, despite being a shareholder in the privately held business.
Musk’s company sued California in September in an attempt to block the state’s content-moderation law but last week lost a key ruling in the court case.
On Thursday, US District Judge William Shubb denied X’s motion for a preliminary injunction that would have blocked enforcement of the California content-moderation law.
The state law requires companies to file two reports each year with terms of service and detailed descriptions of content-moderation practices.
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One question is whether Fidelity sold any of its stake during November, but the latest drop in value isn’t surprising given the recent Musk-related controversies that drove advertisers away from the platform.
"Assuming the fund hasn’t reduced its holding in X, the latest report implies the value of the entire company has also fallen by 72 percent.
As Axios noted, "Fidelity doesn’t necessarily have much, if any, inside information on X’s financial performance, despite being a shareholder in the privately held business.
Musk’s company sued California in September in an attempt to block the state’s content-moderation law but last week lost a key ruling in the court case.
On Thursday, US District Judge William Shubb denied X’s motion for a preliminary injunction that would have blocked enforcement of the California content-moderation law.
The state law requires companies to file two reports each year with terms of service and detailed descriptions of content-moderation practices.
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