<p>Billionaire Elon Musk said on Wednesday he was entering Twitter Inc's San Francisco office, days ahead of a court-ordered deadline to close his $44 billion deal for the social media platform.</p>.<p>"Entering Twitter HQ – let that sink in!" said the caption to a video that Musk tweeted in which he was walking into the Twitter office carrying a sink in his hands.</p>.<p>Hours earlier, he hinted at being the company's top boss after updating his profile's bio to "Chief Twit".</p>.<p>Twitter confirmed Musk would visit the San Francisco office this week, but declined to comment further.</p>.<p>In the six months of dramatic back-and-forth since Musk announced his $54.20 per share bid, Twitter initially resisted the deal by adopting a poison pill and later sued the world's richest man after he announced plans to abandon the offer on concerns about spam accounts on the platform.</p>.<p>Earlier this month, Musk proposed to proceed with his original $44 billion bid, calling for an end to the lawsuit by Twitter.</p>.<p>The Tesla Inc CEO notified co-investors who committed to help fund the Twitter deal that he plans to close it by Friday, <em>Reuters </em>reported on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Equity investors including Sequoia Capital, Binance, Qatar Investment Authority and others have received the requisite paperwork for the financing commitment from Musk's lawyers, Reuters reported.</p>.<p>Twitter shares were up about 1% at $53.31, just about $1 below Musk's offer price. </p>
<p>Billionaire Elon Musk said on Wednesday he was entering Twitter Inc's San Francisco office, days ahead of a court-ordered deadline to close his $44 billion deal for the social media platform.</p>.<p>"Entering Twitter HQ – let that sink in!" said the caption to a video that Musk tweeted in which he was walking into the Twitter office carrying a sink in his hands.</p>.<p>Hours earlier, he hinted at being the company's top boss after updating his profile's bio to "Chief Twit".</p>.<p>Twitter confirmed Musk would visit the San Francisco office this week, but declined to comment further.</p>.<p>In the six months of dramatic back-and-forth since Musk announced his $54.20 per share bid, Twitter initially resisted the deal by adopting a poison pill and later sued the world's richest man after he announced plans to abandon the offer on concerns about spam accounts on the platform.</p>.<p>Earlier this month, Musk proposed to proceed with his original $44 billion bid, calling for an end to the lawsuit by Twitter.</p>.<p>The Tesla Inc CEO notified co-investors who committed to help fund the Twitter deal that he plans to close it by Friday, <em>Reuters </em>reported on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Equity investors including Sequoia Capital, Binance, Qatar Investment Authority and others have received the requisite paperwork for the financing commitment from Musk's lawyers, Reuters reported.</p>.<p>Twitter shares were up about 1% at $53.31, just about $1 below Musk's offer price. </p>