Former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and co-founder of Twitter Inc, Jack Dorsey is now the main character on the run of the world's richest billionaire, Elon Musk in resolving the issue of the controversial $44 billion acquisition of the 'blue bird' social media company.
Through a copy of the court's subpoena*, Dorsey, who left Twitter last May, is required to submit documents and communication of the agreement made with Musk in April regarding the spam account on the application.
*a court order document issued to compel a witness to testify or produce evidence under penalty of penalty.
So far neither Dorsey nor his new company Block Inc, which was recently rebranded as Square Inc, have issued any comment on the subpoena.
As a context, Dorsey and Musk are 'unanimous' in asserting the need for Twitter to be more transparent with its algorithm and allow users to control the content displayed on their accounts.
Dorsey previously wrote a tweet saying Twitter was too driven by advertising capital, which Musk suggested the company rely on subscription fees and services such as money transfers between users.
In addition, Dorsey was also a 'protagonist' in holding discussions that brought Musk to join Twitter's board in March before the billionaire revealed his 9.1% stake in Twitter.
Returning to the original topic, the Twitter side continues to uphold that they have given the full cooperation required in Musk's $44 billion acquisition effort.
And Twitter expressed confidence that they would win the legal dispute and force Musk to proceed with the purchase of the company.
Speaking about the subpoena, Twitter is seen refusing to comment further.
