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A judge in Delaware, usa, has once again rejected Musk's record-breaking compensation plan, and Tesla will appeal.
McCormick's decision to cancel the historically highest compensation arrangement for executives in usa could result in significant losses for Musk's wealth. However, even without this compensation, he remains the richest person in the world.
Elon Musk delivers major bullish news! Trump to review "Biden's $6.6 billion electric car loan", Tesla's stock price soars nearly 6%.
The newly established government efficiency department of Trump stated that they will carefully examine the $6.6 billion loan given by Biden to Tesla competitor Rivian, which stimulated Tesla's stock price to surge nearly 6% on Monday.
DXYZ night market rose nearly 6%! SpaceX's valuation soared by 100 billion US dollars in half a month, and is discussing the sale of internal shares.
In half a month, SpaceX's valuation soared by $100 billion.
Elon Musk's "demand for salary" fails again! US judge rules Tesla's $56 billion compensation package invalid.
1. A judge in Delaware, usa upheld the original ruling that Tesla's promise of a $56 billion compensation package to Musk in 2018 is invalid; 2. Tesla shareholders previously voted to approve this compensation agreement, but the judge stated that the board of directors does not have the authority to restore Musk's compensation through a re-vote; 3. The judge also ordered Tesla to pay $0.345 billion in legal fees as compensation for the lawyers who won the case against Musk's invalid compensation package.
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Futu Express | Three senior officials from the Federal Reserve speak intensively! They maintain an open attitude towards the interest rate decision in December; the Nasdaq and S&P hit new highs together, with Morgan Stanley predicting the S&P will reach 6
Central bank: Starting from the statistics of January 2025, the newly revised narrow mmf (M1) statistical caliber will be applied; the USA ISM manufacturing data is better than expected, with weak demand but signs of easing; the increasing burden of USA debt raises concerns about fiscal sustainability.
Express News | The judge has once again rejected Musk's high compensation plan, Tesla: we will appeal.
Express News | Tesla on Delaware Judge Ruling - Court’s Decision Is Wrong, and We’re Going to Appeal. - X Post
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SpaceX is reportedly discussing the sale of shares, with the company valuation potentially around $350 billion.
Insiders have revealed that SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk, is discussing the sale of internal shares, with the company's valuation potentially reaching around 350 billion usd. This is significantly higher than the 255 billion usd valuation reported by the media last month. This would also solidify SpaceX's position as the most valuable private company in the usa. SpaceX has not yet responded to requests for comments. Insiders who requested anonymity due to lack of authorization to speak publicly indicated that discussions with SpaceX are still ongoing, and details of any potential trade may change based on the intentions of internal sellers and buyers. The potential valuation surge of SpaceX highlights Trump.
Musk Dealt Legal Defeat in Battle Over $56bn Tesla Pay Deal
Court Again Strikes Down Elon Musk's Tesla Pay Package Valued at More Than $50 Billion
Musk's Multibillion-Dollar Pay Package Rejected Again by Judge -- 2nd Update -- WSJ
Musk's record-setting compensation plan has been rejected by a judge again, currently valued at over 100 billion dollars.
On Monday local time, a judge in Delaware, USA, once again rejected Tesla CEO Elon Musk's record-breaking compensation plan, despite shareholders' support for reinstating the plan. Although Tesla shareholders voted in favor of the plan at the annual meeting in June this year, Delaware Chancery Court Judge Kathaleen McCormick decided to stick to the initial ruling in January, stating that the company's board of directors had been too influenced by the billionaire entrepreneur when they adopted the plan in 2018. The stock options plan was initially worth $2.6 billion and was canceled by the judge in January of this year.
US stocks closed: Chinese concept stock index 'three consecutive rises,' technology giants prop up NASDAQ, S&P to reach new highs.
① Technology giants continue to rise, with the S&P and Nasdaq hitting new highs; ② Musk's high salary once again rejected by a judge; ③ Super micro computer announces no inappropriate behavior found; ④ Intel CEO suddenly retires, reportedly forced out by the board of directors.
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