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X investors who helped Elon Musk buy company include top VC firms, Saudi prince and Jack Dorsey
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2:07Now PlayingSeveral of Silicon Valley’s top venture capitalists, a Saudi royal and fund linked to disgraced hip hop mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs are among the investors that helped Elon Musk acquire X for $44 billion two years ago, according to a court filing. NY Post reporter Ariel Zilber shares this story.
A federal judge in San Francisco ordered X on Tuesday to unseal the list of shareholders who were part of the group that took the company formerly known as Twitter private in October 2022.
The filing lists nearly 100 investors who own a stake in X, according to The Washington Post.
Noted VC firm Andreessen Horowitz, Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal al Saud and Twitter founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey are among those who own part of X, it was revealed the filing.
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