Trump Media & Technology Group CORP 8-K filings

Digital World Acquisition Corp. announces that the special meeting to vote on the merger with Trump Media & Technology Group will proceed as scheduled on March 22, 2024, despite an ongoing legal dispute regarding share conversion ratios.

A Delaware court has allowed the shareholder vote on the merger between Digital World Acquisition Corp. and Trump Media & Technology Group to proceed as scheduled, despite an ongoing legal challenge.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has announced a change in its Purchaser Representative, replacing ARC Global Investment II, LLC with RejuveTotal LLC, as it progresses towards its merger with Trump Media & Technology Group.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. secured a favorable ruling in a Delaware court, allowing the shareholder vote on its merger with Trump Media & Technology Group to proceed as scheduled on March 22, 2024.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. is facing a lawsuit from its sponsor, ARC Global Investments II, regarding the number of conversion shares owed, but a court has denied a motion to expedite the case before the upcoming shareholder vote.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has issued a supplement to its proxy statement clarifying voting requirements for the upcoming special meeting to approve charter amendments related to the proposed merger with Trump Media & Technology Group.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has extended its merger deadline with Trump Media & Technology Group and is now embroiled in legal disputes with its former chairman and sponsor over share conversion ratios.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. filed an 8-K report to update its proxy statement following new legal challenges and developments related to its merger with Trump Media & Technology Group.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has announced the date for its special stockholder meeting to vote on the proposed merger with Trump Media & Technology Group.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has announced the SEC's declaration of effectiveness for its S-4 registration statement, a key step towards its business combination with Trump Media & Technology Group.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has issued promissory notes totaling up to $770,000 to accredited investors to fund costs associated with its planned business combination.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has agreed to pay up to $6.38 million in cash retention bonuses to employees of Trump Media & Technology Group upon the closing of their business combination.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. has entered into agreements to issue up to $50 million in convertible notes and 3.05 million warrants to institutional investors, supporting its proposed business combination with Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. terminated a $530.5 million private investment agreement due to unmet closing conditions and is now exploring alternative financing options.