Tesla Investors Blaming CEO Elon Musk For Car Company's Worst Year

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Tesla Investors Blaming CEO Elon Musk For Car Company's Worst Year

Tesla Investors Blaming CEO Elon Musk For Car Company's Worst Year

Newsy

Published 16 Dec 2022

Watch VideoTrust in Tesla appears to be slipping as investors call into question Elon Musks' ability to manage the electric car company and Twitter at the same time.

The growing concerns among some investors come amid news that Musk sold off an additional $3.6 billion worth of Tesla stock earlier this week, after pledging in...

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