Musk, the multitasking chief executive and product architect of electric carmaker Tesla and CEO and chief engineer of rocket company SpaceX, didn’t have enough on his plate already, the tech billionaire stuck a $44 billion deal in April to buy Twitter. After a bout of buyer’s remorse resulted in a lawsuit from Twitter, the self-styled chief twit proceeded with the deal in October, then embarked on a firing frenzy at the social media group.
While stock market flotations slowed to a trickle globally amid heightened market volatility in 2022 – following a record-breaking year in 2021 –managed to deliver continental Europe’s largest initial public offering since the turn of the millennium.
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