Question
The term ‘Poison Pill’ was in the news
recently, it was related to which app?Solution
Twitter has thrown a roadblock in front of Elon Musk’s hostile takeover bid of $43 billion, adopting a “limited-duration shareholder rights plan”, also known as a “poison pill”, that would make it much more expensive and complicated for the Tesla CEO to take control of the social media network.
It is a common nickname for a shareholder rights plan, which allows shareholders to buy additional shares of a company's stock at a discount, diluting the value of each individual share.
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