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Wrong. Musk as an officer of TSLA, a publicly traded company, most explicitly has fiduciary responsibilities to those who hold the company's stock.
by thrill 8y ago
Wrong. Musk as an officer of TSLA, a publicly traded company, most explicitly has fiduciary responsibilities to those who hold the company's stock.
- jlarocco 8y agoRight, but there's leeway in fiduciary responsibility. Musk has a reputation for doing this type of thing (specifically the immature "naughty by nature" tweet), and running companies that way seems to work for him. People looking to invest with a by-the-book CEO should go somewhere else because that's not Elon Musk.