US EditionMusk says he is still committed to being Tesla CEO in 5 years' time
- Elon Musk stated at the Qatar Economic Forum on Tuesday that he is committed to being Tesla's CEO in five years.
- His recommitment followed intense consumer and stock-price pressure linked to his work with Donald Trump's government and Tesla's Department of Government Efficiency efforts.
- Musk addressed his Tesla pay package, once valued at $56 billion, emphasizing he sought sufficient voting control rather than financial gain to secure the company's future.
- He explained that his concern is not about money, but about maintaining appropriate oversight of the company's future, particularly given the plan to produce potentially billions of humanoid robots.
- Musk plans to reduce political donations and recently announced stepping back from the Department of Government Efficiency to focus more on Tesla amid challenges like a 13% sales drop.
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Elon Musk says he will significantly reduce his campaign contributions but plans to remain as CEO of electric car company Tesla. Musk's political activities have hurt his business.
Elon Musk Says Being Tesla CEO Might Kill Him
America's most infamous tech baron has no plans to quit Tesla anytime soon, according to a recent interview. Speaking remotely as a looming, dystopian figure (something he seems to love) at Bloomberg's Qatar Economic Forum on Tuesday, Musk said he was committed to leading Tesla for at least the next five years. "No doubt about that at all?" the interviewer asked as he hovered above. "Well," Musk paused, "no, I'd die." The world's richest person …
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In media interviews on Tuesday, Musk reaffirmed his commitment to Tesla and said he'd be spending less on politics in the future.Andrew Harnik via Getty ImagesElon Musk gave media interviews to Bloomberg and CNBC on Tuesday.Musk has faced calls from investors to spend less time on DOGE, and more time on Tesla.Musk reaffirmed his commitment to Tesla during his media blitz.Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in an earnings call for the company last month tha…
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