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Elon Musk brings a start-up’s fervor to an ailing Twitter

Silicon Valley investors are scrambling to get into the deal to buy Twitter as if the 16-year-old struggling company was a hot start-up. They are drawn to the cult of Elon Musk, one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the technology industry.
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