Not one word there about Elon Musk's personality. Instead the artictle contains text such as: «It isn’t clear how Twitter is made worse off by Mr. Musk’s walking away. Twitter shareholders are surely worse off because the merger agreement would have cashed them out at $54.20 a share. But the shareholders aren’t party to the agreement. Only Twitter Inc. is a party, and it is a separate and distinct legal entity. Twitter would have to prove harm, such as lost profits, and that’s an uphill battle.»

I'll quote the last paragraph too:

«This case highlights an important risk to shareholders in mergers and acquisitions: The corporation that negotiates the deal may not have much of a case against a breaching counterparty because the corporation, unlike its shareholders, usually isn’t harmed when the counterparty walks away. The easy fix is to give shareholders the right to sue for their losses. But either Mr. Musk’s lawyers were too smart for that or Twitter’s weren’t smart enough.»