Morningstar Equity Strategist Seth Goldstein joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss how Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s actions regarding Twitter continue to damage his reputation in the financial industry.
Here’s how The Wall Street Journal article:
On Friday, June 4, 2018, the company launched a Twitter campaign to promote the company’s earnings. According to the company’s Twitter page, the campaign was launched by a staff member of CEO Elon Musk, who is an ex-Twitter user. The Twitter account had received support from Twitter users who attended the company’s Spring 2018 launch event.
According to the company’s Twitter page, the Facebook page for the campaign was not created by the Twitter account, but after the company changed their name to “The Wall Street Journal” to fit their new Twitter account and was then deleted from the company’s page.
“From our standpoint, ‘The Wall Street Journal’ is the name the company should use at the start of a business or brand,” the company explains. “We want Twitter to be a popular and engaging experience on Facebook, and we want other Twitter companies to be a good fit for Facebook without being compromised.”