Musk testifies he had funding to take Tesla private
Investors say they lost money because of what billionaire Elon Musk tweeted years ago about potentially taking Tesla private.
Investors say they lost money because of what billionaire Elon Musk tweeted years ago about potentially taking Tesla private.
An Aussie mining legend has rebuked Elon Musk for claims energy transition needs more refinement of ‘extremely common’ lithium ore, but no extra copper.
Driverless tractors and cars were on show in Las Vegas but the truth is that these technologies still may be a decade away, despite Elon Musk’s best intentions.
Tesla’s Model 3 is now Australia’s highest-selling sedan, ending a decades-long run by the Toyota Camry as a bigger trend takes shape, new figures show.
Advertisers fleeing Twitter under Elon Musk are finding a safer home at Reddit, according to one of its top executives.
The lithium developer’s revised deal with Elon Musk’s electric carmaker will bring forward potential revenues, but now includes a third party and cuts offtake and overall returns.
Elon Musk’s electric carmaker has continued its dismal performance into 2023, marking its first new year trading day with a 12 per cent fall.
There’s been a public pile-on of Chief Twit Elon Musk of late. Judging by Tesla’s performance, his reputation is rubbing buyers the wrong way.
The tech billionaire says he is open to connecting digital short posts platform Twitter with the newsletter start-up and challenge traditional media.
A guide to surviving and thriving on the business world’s favourite social network.
As a new year dawns, the billionaire must decide how he wants to allocate brain time. What’s it going to be?
The dramatic takeover of the social media group has potentially left Musk’s bankers with a huge bill.
Billionaire owner assembles team to keep platform running while questions on top job go unanswered.
The billionaire’s borrowing power has shrunk with Tesla’s share price decline, just as Twitter pressures ramp up.
Wall Street is bristling over weakening demand for Elon Musk’s electric vehicles.
Reversal of fortunes for Elon Musk’s company has been music to the ears of the stock’s many detractors.
After revealing the company is tearing through $4.5bn a year, Elon Musk says he’ll step down as CEO as soon as he finds someone ‘foolish enough’ to replace him.
The billionaire is now looking for ‘someone foolish enough to take the job’ at the social media platform, as shares in his other company Tesla plummet.
Elon Musk appears to have created the biggest job vacancy in Silicon Valley. But will anyone apply?
The billionaire has often talked up the concept of failing fast. He may just set a record pace for the social media platform.
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