Elon Musk found not liable for damages in defamation lawsuit
An American federal court has declared that Elon Musk is not liable for calling a Thai cave explorer a 'Pedo Guy' on Twitter. Musk testified at his own trial and said that his comments were in jest and not meant to be taken literally. After the trial, he said that his 'faith in humanity has been restored' at a press conference.
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Tesla shares tank after Elon Musk tweets the stock price is 'too high'
Shares of Tesla dropped as much as 12% Friday after CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the company's shares are priced "too high." The company just days before reported a strong quarter, sending shares higher. The agreement came after Musk's famous tweet in August 2018 saying he wanted to take Tesla private at $420 per share and that he had secured the funding to do so.
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Elon Musk criticizes coronavirus stay-at-home orders, calling them 'fascist'
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is railing against stay-at-home orders meant to slow the coronavirus pandemic , calling them "fascist" and likening them to "forcibly imprisoning people in their homes" during a Tesla earnings call Wednesday.
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Elon Musk and his tweets during coronavirus pandemic
March 6: “the coronavirus panic is dumb,” Musk tweeted to his 32 million followers. In November 2019, The Buffalo News reported that Tesla was getting an $854 million write-down on the plant: “New York State spent $958.6 million to build Tesla Inc.’s solar panel factory in South Buffalo and buy a big chunk of the equipment inside.
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Elon Musk’s promised ventilators haven’t shown up in California hospitals, Gov. Newsom’s office says
Elon Musk said last month he had obtained more than 1,000 ventilators to help California hospitals treating patients infected with the coronavirus, an effort California Gov. Gavin Newsom hailed as “heroic.” At a March 23 news conference, Newsom said the devices, which can provide life-saving support to patients infected with the virus, had already arrived in Los Angeles and were on their way to hospitals in need.
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