 Well, let's talk business now. The world's richest man, Elon Musk, has closed a $44 billion deal to take over ownership of social media service, Twitter. Confirming their takeover, Musk tweeted, the bird is freed. Upon his assumption, he fired a number of top executives, such as Chief Executive Parag Agrawal, as well as the Communist Chief Financial Officer and its head of safety. Now, the closure of the deal brings to a close a saga along and drawn out back and forth between the billionaire and the social network that saw Twitter go to court to hold the multibillionaire to the terms of a takeover deal that he had tried to escape. Musk had tried to step down from the Twitter deal soon after his unsolicited offer was accepted in April and said in July he was canceling the contract because he was misled by Twitter about the number of fake but account allegations rejected by the company. Now, the takeover came out before the court appointed deadline for Musk to seal his own again, own or off again deal to purchase a social media network.