Musk's Spat With San Francisco Could Spur Twitter Relocation

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Elon Musk is sparring with San Francisco officials. Would he move Twitter to Texas?

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Elon Musk’s first big conflict with the city of San Francisco could result in the company fleeing the city. But first…

Elon Musk’s first big conflict with the city of San Francisco could result in the company fleeing the city. But first…

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