The latest tit-for-tat involving Elon Musk, his company, and the Securities and Exchange Commission could again test the patience of the federal judge who oversaw the 2018 settlement…
(Newser) – The latest tit-for-tat involving Elon Musk, his company, and the Securities and Exchange Commission could again test the patience of the federal judge who oversaw the 2018 settlement limiting Musk’s tweets. When the SEC complained the next year that new tweets from Musk had broken the rules, US District Judge Alison Nathan told the opposing sides to «put their reasonableness pants on» and settle their differences. On Thursday, Tesla wrote to Nathan complaining that the SEC’s oversight of its CEO’s compliance with the deal amounts to harassment, the Wall Street Journal reports.
