Shares of the special-purpose acquisition company taking Donald Trump’s social-media startup public fell as much as 21% Tuesday, triggered by uncertainty about whether investors will vote to give both sides more time to finish the deal.
Shareholders are voting this week on an extension of up to a year, which would allow the companies additional time to address government investigations into the deal and make other necessary disclosures.
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