
Elon Musk stepping down as chairman of Tesla board
Elon Musk has settled with the SEC and is stepping down as chairman of Tesla's board. He will stay on as the company's CEO.
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Elon Musk has settled with the SEC and is stepping down as chairman of Tesla's board. He will stay on as the company's CEO.
Musk had been accused of misleading investors when he tweeted that he was thinking of taking Tesla private
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