The world's richest man, Elon Musk, is done with his $44bn (£38.1bn) buy over of Twitter, according US media and investor in the firm.
He tweeted "the bird is freed", in a clear reference to the deal closing.
Various top executives, including the CEO boss, Parag Agrawal, have reportedly been fired.
It concludes an adventure that saw Twitter go to court to hold the multi-billionaire to the conditions of a takeover bargain that he had attempted to escape.
Twitter has not yet affirmed the takeover, yet an early investor in the organization let the BBC know that the arrangement had been finished.
The billionaire - ranked by Forbes and Bloomberg as the world's richest person, with a net worth of about $250bn (£216bn) - had for years complained about the number of bots on the platform.
After having his offer accepted, he repeatedly asked Twitter to provide data about how many real users it had.
Twitter leaders shared their figure that less than 5% of day to day dynamic clients, in view of assessments from haphazardly tested accounts, were bots. It seemed to irritate Mr Musk.
After a long Twitter string from Mr Agrawal, making sense of how the organization had arrived at that figure, Mr Musk answered with the crap emoji.
On 8th July 2022, Mr Musk announced he wanted to pull out of the deal.
Twitter was not having any of it. It contended that Mr Musk's consent to purchase the organization was lawfully restricting and unpicking the arrangement currently was impossible.
A court date was set in Delaware for 17 October to decide whether Mr Musk would be forced to buy the company.
In court reports, Twitter contended it had given him adequate data about the number of genuine user it had.
Mr Musk argued Twitter could have many times as many bots than it had publicly claimed, and even accused the company of fraud.
The trickle, dribble of public analysis was harming Twitter. By far most of Twitter's income comes from adverts and promoters were starting to think about the number of advertisements that were being displayed to genuine individuals.
From nowhere, after making all sorts of allegations against Twitter, Mr Musk suddenly announced the deal was back on.
"Buying Twitter is an accelerant to creating X, the everything app," he said.
Mr Taylor tweeted that the organization was "focused on shutting the exchange based on the cost and conditions settled upon with Mr Musk".
Twitter likewise requested for the court case to be postponed. Mr Musk's attorneys countered that Twitter "won't take yes for a response".
Mr Musk had until 17:00 BST on 28 October to come up with the money.
the bird is freed
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2022
He tweeted "the bird is freed", in a clear reference to the deal closing.
