While Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has spent the past few months battling Twitter in an unsuccessful bid to buy the company, other ventures, including Tesla and SpaceX, have failed.
Breitbart News recently reported that former President Donald Trump called Tesla CEO Elon Musk a “hooligan” at his rally in Alaska. After Musk stopped a deal to buy Twitter and allegedly voted Republican for the first time recently, Trump said: “You know, he’s in trouble, he said ‘I didn’t vote’ the other day. For a Republican. I said I didn’t know. Vote for me. “So he’s still a rough actor, but he won’t buy him, maybe later. Who knows what will happen? He has a pretty bad contract. I looked at his contract, he’s a bad contract. Subscribe to his Fact feed. We love the Truth.”
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Elon Musk at Cybertruck (Ringo HW Chiu/AP)
Twitter filed a lawsuit against Musk over his decision to withdraw from the agreement to acquire the company. Twitter’s decision to acquire law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz LLP seems deliberate, as the move gives them access to attorneys like William Savitt and Leo Stryn, who serve as Chancellor of the Delaware Chancery Court, where the case will be heard. to listen.
Musk reportedly hired Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP as his legal representative on the matter. The company previously filed a successful defamation lawsuit in 2019 and represented Musk in an ongoing shareholder lawsuit in 2018 for not privatizing Tesla.
Musk recently responded to strong attacks from former President Trump, who said that Musk “searched for or helped with many of his subsidized projects, whether they were light-driving, self-driving electric vehicles, falling vehicles, or rockets that were out of nowhere.” subsidies will be useless. ”
Musk responded with “Lmaooo” before tweeting a gif of Grandpa Simpson. The Simpsons shout in the cloud
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 12 July 2022
While attention is focused on the Twitter case and Musk’s heated battle with Donald Trump, Musk’s other companies are reportedly starting to fight. Tesla recently announced layoffs that have laid off more than 200 employees. Musk has previously said he has a “bad feeling” about the state of the global economy. In an interview, he explained that about 10 percent of Telsa’s full-time employees will lose their jobs in the next three months, but the total number of people will increase within a year.
The layoffs at Tesla will primarily affect its offices in San Mateo, California, where Tesla has decided to close an office with 229 employees. Most of the workers are focused on installing the Tesla Autopilot system, which NHTSA is currently investigating in connection with 200 accidents. Tesla’s share price has fallen sharply since its peak in November 2021.
Futurism reports that SpaceX is also facing issues when it burned a prototype Booster 7 rocket during this week’s test launch. Chris Bergin of NASASpaceFlight tweeted: “Oh my god. Well, that was unexpected!”
Holy Molly. Well, this was unexpected! https://t.co/dUUqw7ojRv pic.twitter.com/7IGztPuE12
– Chris Bergin – NSF (@NASASpacelight) 11 July 2022
Musk seems to have indicated in a deleted tweet that the explosion was planned, but added that the explosion was actually an accident. “Yeah, not really good.” – Musk Wrote In a tweet responding to Bergin. The team is assessing the damage.
Yes, it’s not really pretty. The team is assessing the damage.
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 11 July 2022
Elon deleted his answer, saying it was planned.
– Michael Baylor (@nextspaceflight) 11 July 2022
Musk suggested later. The description of the explosion is as follows: “Cryogenic fuel is an additional problem when smoking, creating the risk of the fuel exploding into the air in a partially oxygenated environment like Earth. However, we have a lot of sensors to detect that. We’ll see later.
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Source: Breitbart
