Twitter Shareholder Sues Elon Musk, Google Invests $9.5B in US Office Space

Speaker 1: This is SNET and here are the stories that matter right now, a Twitter shareholder filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Elon Musk. The lawsuit alleges the Tesla and SpaceX CEO violated securities regulations. When he didn't disclose his 9.2% stake in the social network in a timely manner, since Musk acquired more than a 5% stake in the company, he's required to file a schedule 13 form within 10 days with the us securities and exchange commission, but he didn't file until April 4th [00:00:30] Musk couldn't be reached for comment, Google plans to invest nine and a half billion in offices and data centers across the us in 2022, the money toward construction expansion and improvements in regions throughout the country. CEO Sunar Chi acknowledged that Google's investment in real estate may seem counterintuitive as more of the company's employees elect to work remotely. The us military confirmed the object that hit earth in 2014 was inner stellar. A few years back. Harvard [00:01:00] scientist argued that the extremely fast media, right, which left bits of cosmic debris in the Pacific ocean was from deep space. But the us military classified some of the data before the scientist could confirm their calculations. Last week, the us space command released the data and confirmed the Intertel object. The media right was approximately the size of a microwave. Meaning the majority of likely burned up in the atmosphere, Speaker 1: Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.