Elon Musk Vows To Shun Acquiring Any Delaware-Incorporated Company As It's 'A Guarantee Of Spurious Litigation'
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Elon Musk has declared a boycott against acquiring Delaware-incorporated companies due to a recent legal setback in Delaware, where a judge invalidated his $56 billion pay package at Tesla. Musk's stance follows a ruling by Delaware's Court of Chancery and has led to his companies, including Neuralink and SpaceX, moving their incorporations to Nevada and Texas, respectively. Tesla's incorporation move to Texas is pending a shareholder vote.
February 15, 2024 | 7:23 am
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Elon Musk's legal challenges in Delaware and his subsequent boycott may influence Tesla's future acquisitions and its incorporation status, pending shareholder approval for a move to Texas.
While the news directly involves Elon Musk's stance on Delaware and does not directly impact Tesla's current operations, the potential move of Tesla's incorporation to Texas, pending shareholder vote, could have implications for the company's legal and operational framework. However, since this is contingent on a future event (shareholder vote) and the headquarters are already in Texas, the immediate financial impact on TSLA stock is likely neutral.
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