US EditionMusk says he is still committed to being Tesla CEO in 5 years' time
- Elon Musk reaffirmed his commitment to lead Tesla for the next five years during the Qatar Economic Forum held in Doha on May 20, 2025.
- This statement responded to investor concerns about his dedication amid his role leading the Department of Government Efficiency.
- Musk delivered his remarks via video link at the Doha forum, while a related interview occurred at Bloomberg's event held in Abu Dhabi.
- He emphasized his commitment saying, "Yes, no doubt about that at all," as Tesla shares rose about 3% on the same day.
- This reaffirmation signals Musk's continued focus on Tesla despite his government advisory role, potentially reassuring investors about the company's leadership stability.
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Musk Commits to Tesla for Five Years While Scaling Back Political Activities
Elon Musk confirmed his commitment to remain Tesla’s CEO for at least five more years during a remote appearance at the Qatar Economic Forum on Tuesday. The billionaire entrepreneur addressed investor concerns about his divided attention between his business ventures and recent political activities. “Yes, there is absolutely no doubt about that,” Musk stated when […]
Musk commits to staying Tesla CEO for another five years
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Musk says he’s committed to being Tesla CEO 5 years from now
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