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Don Lemon files suit against Elon Musk over canceled X show

  • Don Lemon has sued Elon Musk and his company, X, over the cancellation of a content deal, alleging fraud and breach of contract.
  • The lawsuit claims Lemon was promised "full authority and control" over his work, which included a "guaranteed" $1.5 million payment.
  • Lemon's attorney stated that X executives used Lemon to boost advertising and then harmed his reputation by axing the partnership.
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Altra bufera su Elon Musk. L’ex anchorman della CNN, Don Lemon, ha fatto causa a Elon Musk e alla sua piattaforma social X per aver cancellato il suo show. Nell’azione legale presentata a San Francisco, Lemon afferma che agli inizi di gennaio gli era stata offerta una “partnership esclusiva” da X, in base alla quale avrebbe ricevuto un compenso da 1.5 milioni di dollari per una serie di contenuti video ma anche il 60% dei ricavi pubblicitari che…

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Lawyers for former CNN presenter Don Lemon have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk, accusing the South African billionaire and his company “X” of breach of contract and illegal use of Leon's name and image, CNN and CNBC report. Lemon's lawyers filed a lawsuit in San Francisco County Superior Court on August 1, calling the billionaire to court after he reached an exclusive agreement with Lemon in January to host a show to air on “X”. The move came…

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