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The Delaware Supreme Court reinstated Elon Musk's 2018 Tesla pay package, now valued at about $139 billion, after it was previously rescinded, allowing Musk to be compensated for his efforts since 2018 and potentially earning up to $878 billion if Tesla meets future targets.
The Delaware Supreme Court reinstated Elon Musk's controversial $56 billion Tesla pay package, which was previously invalidated, citing that rescinding it would be unfair and leave Musk uncompensated for his efforts over six years. The decision follows shareholder approval and legal battles over the package's fairness and Musk's influence, with the court emphasizing Musk's contributions and the lofty goals tied to the compensation.
Elon Musk's new Tesla pay deal, structured around highly unlikely performance targets, has been widely misinterpreted as a trillion-dollar payout, but in reality, it is a complex incentive plan with many unrealistic goals, reflecting Musk's tendency to overpromise and underdeliver, and raising questions about the true value and sustainability of Tesla's market valuation.
US stocks declined sharply, led by a tech sell-off and concerns over an AI bubble, with major indices on track for a tough week amid bearish consumer sentiment and geopolitical uncertainties. Tesla's CEO Elon Musk received a $1 trillion pay package, while broader market worries include high valuations in Big Tech, delayed economic data, and global economic tensions.
Tesla's new long-term compensation plan for Elon Musk aims for a $1 trillion payout if he achieves highly ambitious goals, including reaching a $8.5 trillion market cap and numerous operational milestones, but these targets are considered unrealistic given Tesla's current poor financial performance and delayed projects, making the plan more of a fantasy than a feasible reward.