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Delaware Just Caved to Billionaire Bullying By Overhauling Its Corporate Law
As Musk is trying to gut the agencies that enforce federal regulations, state corporate law is poised to become even more important. Delaware should have held firm. by Natalia Renta While Elon Musk attacks federal agencies’ ability to protect us from the worst excesses of corporate power, a little known Musk initiative sailed through the Delaware legislature
AFR in the News
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NYT: Elon Musk Could Become First Trillionaire Under New Tesla Pay Plan
“His own median worker is making $57,000 while he is awarded a pay package that could add up to $1 trillion by being a part-time C.E.O.,” Ms. Renta said. “It’s just very outrageous.”
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Controversial Senate Bill 21 signed into law (The Review)
“The reality is, the fearmongering started with [Musk],” Natalia Renta of AFR said. “It’s about giving more power to directors, executives and controlling shareholders like him.”
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Trump’s presidency is his family’s piggybank (The Times)
As Mark Hays, the director of Americans for Financial Reform, observed: “With the launch of a Trump-backed ‘stablecoin’, World Liberty and Trump are now issuing their own private currency, while pressuring Congress to pass a bill … overseen by crypto-friendly Trump loyalists, and daring anyone to object.”
NYT: Elon Musk Could Become First Trillionaire Under New Tesla Pay Plan
