US EditionMusk 'Very Welcome' in Europe After Trump Bust-up, EU Official Says
- Elon Musk and President Donald Trump publicly clashed on June 5, 2025, provoking a high-profile dispute in the United States.
- Their falling-out followed Musk's criticism of Trump, who responded by threatening to revoke $18 billion in government contracts linked to Musk's projects.
- In response to the spat, Musk vowed to halt a crucial US spaceship program, while European Commission spokespeople expressed a welcoming stance toward Musk on June 6.
- Thomas Regnier, the European Commission’s tech spokesman, highlighted that the EU remains open and supportive to entrepreneurs launching and growing their businesses through initiatives such as Choose Europe.
- This exchange prompted market reactions, including a drop in Tesla shares, and signaled potential shifts in Musk's business focus toward Europe amid strained US relations.
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A journalist asked Paula Pinho, a spokesman for the European Commission, if Elon Musk had already contacted the EU to install his business there. "He is very welcome," he replied with a smile.
Elon Musk will be "very welcome" in Europe, said a voice from the European Commission, as long as the multimillionaire is running with the other ally Donald Trump.
Paula Pinho, spokesman for the European executive, invited the billionaire to come and settle on the Old Continent.
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Musk 'very welcome' in Europe after Trump bust-up, official says
Elon Musk is "very welcome" in Europe, a spokesperson for the European Commission quipped Friday, following the tech billionaire's spectacular public falling-out with US President Donald Trump.
Elon Musk is very welcome to Europe, smiled a spokesperson of the European Commission on Friday, as the towel burns between the richest man in the world and US President Donald Trump. ...
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