Elon Musk sold off part of his stake in Tesla to buy the company formerly known as Twitter—and he wants to get it all back, plus more. In a post on X Monday, the Tesla.
Elon Musk sold off part of his stake in Tesla to buy the company formerly known as Twitter—and he wants to get it all back, plus more. In a post on X Monday, the Tesla CEO said that without a compensation plan that gives him around 25% of the company’s stock, around double his current holding, he might choose to create robotics and artificial intelligence products elsewhere, CNN reports. “I am uncomfortable growing Tesla to be a leader in AI & robotics without having ~25% voting control,” Musk wrote.
