The Employees’ Retirement System of Rhode Island sued Musk, Tesla, and Tesla board members Monday in Delaware’s Chancery Court alleging that Musk became distracted from Tesla duties by his determination to own Twitter, creating conflicts of interests and hurting Tesla’s bottom line.
The retirement system says Musk and his brother, board member Kimbal Musk, concealed from shareholders that Musk sold $16 billion in Tesla stock ...
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