Tesla's Cybertruck lead is departing the company. Siddhant Awasthi thanked Elon Musk in a farewell post, referencing the billionaire's $1 trillion pay package.
Tesla shareholders back Elon Musk's record $1 trillion pay plan, betting on his bold AI, robotics and autonomous vision despite EV headwinds.
Tesla's head of the Cybertruck program, Siddhant Awasthi, said late on Sunday that he is leaving the U.S. electric vehicle maker after more than eight years with the company.
Tesla shareholders approved Musk's $1 trillion pay package contingent on performance. Some large shareholders, including the world's largest wealth fund, had voted against the plan.
Tesla shareholders showed up for Elon Musk. Now it's up to the CEO to make good on his promises and make them—and him—richer.
Yesterday, Tesla, Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) shareholders overwhelmingly approved the controversial and historic pay package deal for the electric vehicle maker's CEO, Elon Musk. That package is worth up to nearly $1 trillion in compensation for Musk—provided the company reaches certain milestones.
Major U.S. equities indexes pulled back Friday afternoon, led by the tech sector amid lingering worries about an AI bubble and after a string of weaker-than-expected earnings reports. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all lost ground, with the Nasdaq on track to post its worst week since April, when President Donald Trump rattled markets with his "Liberation Day" tariffs.
After a string of recent high-profile deals for Intel, could one with Tesla be next?
Tesla shareholders back Musk's $1T performance-based pay plan, betting big on his vision to turn Tesla into an AI and robotics powerhouse.
Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk's near $1 trillion pay package received overwhelming approval from shareholders but Kevin Green highlights "some little nuggets" in the company's A.I plans including a potential chip buy from Intel (INTC). Then, KG addresses the ongoing storyline surrounding Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang's commentary of China's A.I.
Stock futures are moving lower in early trading as major market indexes appear set to decline this week; Tesla shareholders overwhelmingly approved a trillion-dollar pay proposal for CEO Elon Musk; Senate Republicans looked to bring a new funding package for a vote in a bid to end the government shutdown; bitcoin briefly dropped below $100,000 this morning as the cryptocurrency continues to hover around its lowest levels in months; Take-Two Interactive Software is falling after it again delayed the release of its hit video game “Grand Theft Auto VI.”
Tesla, Inc. is upgraded to a 'buy' rating as record free cash flow generation signals a potential long-term turning point for shareholders. Q3 2025 revenue growth reversed prior declines, and superior profitability metrics strengthen TSLA's balance sheet, despite areas of weakness in EPS and net income. TSLA maintains industry-leading profit margins and robust cash reserves, supporting continued investment in A.I. and energy storage segments.