Fending off shareholder revolts and picking fights – it’s all a month in the life of Elon Musk
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Things have quietened down a bit since then, but every so often Musk staggers unsteadily into the headlines, often because he’s said or done something. Let’s look at last month:– that get plenty wrong but are still pushing forward innovation in two tricky areas. He’s bought another company, Twitter, now X – though his leadership of the social media firm has been less than glowing.
At the same time, his electric vehicle company Tesla has been struggling, laying off 14,000 employees around the world, and developing an unfortunate habit of losing key executives in recent weeks.
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