While the online dispute between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump seemed to boost the traffic to the social media platform X of Musk (previously Twitter), it could also create problems for the parent company of the XAI platform.
Musk merged X and XAI earlier this year, with Bloomberg informing this week that he was looking to raise $ 5 billion in debt (as well as a sale of $ 300 million in a secondary sale) to finance the combined company.
That has led to some uncomfortable moments, since Musk’s relationship with his former Allied Trump seemed to disintegrate. In fact, the Wall Street Journal reports that on Thursday afternoon, Morgan Stanley had gathered XAI executives to present possible investors while Musk and Trump were publishing anger of each other in their respective social networks.
According to the reports, Morgan Stanley hoped to sell the debt to about 100 cents per dollar, but a merchant told the WSJ that he quoted 95 cents per dollar sometimes on Thursday. According to reports, investors also said that due to the decrease in prices, Morgan Stanley may need to sacrifice additional incentives, such an increased interest rate.