The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission gave Elon Musk until Monday to respond to a proposed settlement with a fine for allegedly manipulating public opinion to change stock prices during negotiations to acquire Twitter in 2022.

Elon Musk was offered to pay a fine to end the case of violations during the purchase of Twitter.
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The SEC initially gave Musk 48 hours to make a decision, starting on Tuesday, but later extended the deadline in response to a request, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. Such compliance may indicate the Commission’s intention to complete its investigation quickly.

In early 2018, a similar accusation of manipulation through strong public statements was brought against Musk in the Tesla case, when the owner promised to take the company public. Musk then settled the dispute and agreed to an unusual settlement that required some of his posts to be reviewed by a lawyer.

If Musk does not respond to the proposed fine, the SEC will likely initiate a notification process a formal step in which the Commission lays out the possible charges and allows the accused to present their case.

The other day inUS authorities have also resumed an investigation into Neuralink, a company that has developed a brain implant for computer control. This is stated in a letter from the lawyer of the company’s founder, Elon Musk, that the billionaire published on the social network X.

The billionaire considered this further proof that the Commission continues chase him personally. The businessman’s lawyer shares a similar opinion in the letter.

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