Dorsey Regrets Musk's Twitter Purchase: "Should Have Walked Away"

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Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey criticized Elon Musk's behavior in acquiring the platform, saying he should have walked away and paid the $1 billion break-up fee. Dorsey also said he did not think Musk was the "best possible" steward for the site and that the board should not have forced the sale. Musk's behavior since the acquisition, including sweeping layoffs and antagonizing advertisers, has drawn criticism from industry leaders and Twitter users alike. Despite the chaos, the platform has managed to break even under Musk's leadership.
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