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Tesla Shareholders Approve Elon Musk's $56 Billion Pay Package
Tesla shareholders approved CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, the electric vehicle-maker said on Thursday, a big thumbs-up to his leadership and an incentive to keep his focus on his biggest source of wealth.
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Elon Musk May Leave Tesla If $56 Billion Pay Not Approved, Board Chair Warns
"Motivating someone like Elon requires something different," the company's board chair Robyn Denholm said.
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Elon Musk's Pay Trial To Decide If Tesla's Growth Justifies $56 Billion Salary
After five days of testimony, including three hours from Elon Musk, a Delaware judge will now decide whether Musk's $56 billion pay package from Tesla Inc was justified by the company's explosive growth or undermined by a flawed process.
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Elon Musk Set to Testify at US Trial Over His $50 Billion Tesla Pay Package
Elon Musk is set to take the stand on Wednesday as part of an ongoing trial over his $50 billion compensation as Tesla CEO, filed by a shareholder. The complaint by shareholder Richard Tornetta, who accuses Musk of "unjustified enrichment" and asked for the annulment of a pay program that helped make the entrepreneur the richest man in the world. T...
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Elon Musk's $55 Billion Tesla Pay Package Challenged in US Court Weeks After Twitter Takeover
Elon Musk's $55 billion (roughly Rs. 4,47,500 crore) pay package at Tesla has been challenged in a US court, weeks after the world's richest man completed his takeover of Twitter. The lawsuit seeks to challenge a 2018 performance-based stock option grant was negotiated by a compensation committee and approved by Tesla board members who allegedly ha...
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For Elon Musk, Trial To Decide If Tesla Should Cancel His $56 Billion Pay
As Elon Musk is engulfed in his overhaul of Twitter, the entrepreneur is headed to trial to defend his record $56 billion Tesla Inc pay package against claims it unjustly enriches him without requiring his full-time presence at the carmaker.
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Twitter Says No Companywide Layoffs Planned Ahead of Legal Battle Over Sale to Elon Musk
Twitter revealed on Wednesday that it has not planned any companywide layoffs, but is looking at changes to the organisation and restructuring, ahead of its legal battle with Elon Musk over the sale of the microblogging service. The announcement came a day after Twitter sued Musk on Tuesday, trying to force him to complete his $44 billion (roughly ...
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Musk-Twitter Deal: Musk Reportedly Told Lenders - Will Monetise Tweets, Slash Costs
Elon Musk told banks that agreed to help fund his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter that he could crack down on executive and board pay at the social media company in a push to slash costs, and would develop new ways to monetize tweets, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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US Lawmakers' Dig At Elon Musk For Bragging About Paying $11 Billion In Taxes
Top US lawmakers, including Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, have criticised Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest man and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk for bragging about paying USD 11 billion in taxes.
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Tesla Found Guilty of Throttling Charging Speed, Norway Court Orders Payment of $16,000 to Each Owner
Tesla has been found guilty of throttling the charging speed and battery capacity of cars by a Norwegian court after a software update. The verdict came after at least 30 Tesla car owners filed a complaint with the court, saying the software update in 2019 cut the vehicle's battery life, reduced the range, and increased the time it took to charge. ...
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Tesla Seeks To Tap Into Stock Surge With $2 Billion Share Sale
Tesla Inc made an about-turn on Thursday by announcing plans to raise $2 billion in a stock offering as the electric-car maker taps into an astronomical jump in its share price in the past few months.
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Elon Musk Replaced As Tesla's Chairman By Robyn Denholm
Tesla has announced to have appointed an new chairperson- Robyn Denholm who will replace Tesla's long existing current chairman, Elon Musk. The change in position comes after Musk recently being sued by the SEC for his infamous tweets over Tesla's going private for which both Musk and Tesla had to pay a penalty of $20 million. After the matter came...
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Musk Escapes the Worst, but Tesla Still Faces a Bumpy Road
Tesla has promised to revolutionise the automobile, but the high-end electric car maker keeps hitting road blocks created by its founder Elon Musk's erratic behaviour and considerable ego.
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Elon Musk Steps Down As Tesla Chairman
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has agreed to step down as the chairman of Tesla. Musk has been also asked to pay a $20 million fine in a deal to settle charges that were brought on him by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) earlier this week. The settlement, which requires court approval, has determined that Musk will continue to stay at the C...
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Investors Query Funding Costs At A Private Tesla
Tesla Inc shareholders are concerned that the electric car maker will have to pay more to fund its growth if it becomes a private company and loses the ability to sell new shares to stock market investors.
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Tesla Shareholders Approve Elon Musk's $56 Billion Pay Package
Tesla shareholders approved CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, the electric vehicle-maker said on Thursday, a big thumbs-up to his leadership and an incentive to keep his focus on his biggest source of wealth.
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Elon Musk May Leave Tesla If $56 Billion Pay Not Approved, Board Chair Warns
"Motivating someone like Elon requires something different," the company's board chair Robyn Denholm said.
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Elon Musk's Pay Trial To Decide If Tesla's Growth Justifies $56 Billion Salary
After five days of testimony, including three hours from Elon Musk, a Delaware judge will now decide whether Musk's $56 billion pay package from Tesla Inc was justified by the company's explosive growth or undermined by a flawed process.
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Elon Musk Set to Testify at US Trial Over His $50 Billion Tesla Pay Package
Elon Musk is set to take the stand on Wednesday as part of an ongoing trial over his $50 billion compensation as Tesla CEO, filed by a shareholder. The complaint by shareholder Richard Tornetta, who accuses Musk of "unjustified enrichment" and asked for the annulment of a pay program that helped make the entrepreneur the richest man in the world. T...
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Elon Musk's $55 Billion Tesla Pay Package Challenged in US Court Weeks After Twitter Takeover
Elon Musk's $55 billion (roughly Rs. 4,47,500 crore) pay package at Tesla has been challenged in a US court, weeks after the world's richest man completed his takeover of Twitter. The lawsuit seeks to challenge a 2018 performance-based stock option grant was negotiated by a compensation committee and approved by Tesla board members who allegedly ha...
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For Elon Musk, Trial To Decide If Tesla Should Cancel His $56 Billion Pay
As Elon Musk is engulfed in his overhaul of Twitter, the entrepreneur is headed to trial to defend his record $56 billion Tesla Inc pay package against claims it unjustly enriches him without requiring his full-time presence at the carmaker.
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Twitter Says No Companywide Layoffs Planned Ahead of Legal Battle Over Sale to Elon Musk
Twitter revealed on Wednesday that it has not planned any companywide layoffs, but is looking at changes to the organisation and restructuring, ahead of its legal battle with Elon Musk over the sale of the microblogging service. The announcement came a day after Twitter sued Musk on Tuesday, trying to force him to complete his $44 billion (roughly ...
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Musk-Twitter Deal: Musk Reportedly Told Lenders - Will Monetise Tweets, Slash Costs
Elon Musk told banks that agreed to help fund his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter that he could crack down on executive and board pay at the social media company in a push to slash costs, and would develop new ways to monetize tweets, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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US Lawmakers' Dig At Elon Musk For Bragging About Paying $11 Billion In Taxes
Top US lawmakers, including Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, have criticised Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest man and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk for bragging about paying USD 11 billion in taxes.
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Tesla Found Guilty of Throttling Charging Speed, Norway Court Orders Payment of $16,000 to Each Owner
Tesla has been found guilty of throttling the charging speed and battery capacity of cars by a Norwegian court after a software update. The verdict came after at least 30 Tesla car owners filed a complaint with the court, saying the software update in 2019 cut the vehicle's battery life, reduced the range, and increased the time it took to charge. ...
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Tesla Seeks To Tap Into Stock Surge With $2 Billion Share Sale
Tesla Inc made an about-turn on Thursday by announcing plans to raise $2 billion in a stock offering as the electric-car maker taps into an astronomical jump in its share price in the past few months.
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Elon Musk Replaced As Tesla's Chairman By Robyn Denholm
Tesla has announced to have appointed an new chairperson- Robyn Denholm who will replace Tesla's long existing current chairman, Elon Musk. The change in position comes after Musk recently being sued by the SEC for his infamous tweets over Tesla's going private for which both Musk and Tesla had to pay a penalty of $20 million. After the matter came...
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Musk Escapes the Worst, but Tesla Still Faces a Bumpy Road
Tesla has promised to revolutionise the automobile, but the high-end electric car maker keeps hitting road blocks created by its founder Elon Musk's erratic behaviour and considerable ego.
-
Elon Musk Steps Down As Tesla Chairman
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has agreed to step down as the chairman of Tesla. Musk has been also asked to pay a $20 million fine in a deal to settle charges that were brought on him by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) earlier this week. The settlement, which requires court approval, has determined that Musk will continue to stay at the C...
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Investors Query Funding Costs At A Private Tesla
Tesla Inc shareholders are concerned that the electric car maker will have to pay more to fund its growth if it becomes a private company and loses the ability to sell new shares to stock market investors.
