Big Tesla backer doesn't oppose a Musk ouster: 'I don't think he needs to be CEO'
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
InA
Tesla
SEC
Barron's
Musk
FactSet
T. Rowe Price
SpaceX
the Wall Street Journal
CNBC
YouTube
PlayingShare
CNBC LLC
All Rights Reserved
Division
NBCUniversalData
Global Business and Financial News
Market Data and Analysis
People
Elon Musk
Barron's."We
James Anderson
Baillie Gifford
Subscribe
Watch Next
Groups
No matching tags
Physical locations
No matching tags
Places
No matching tags
Locations
U.K
Events
No matching tags
Summary
Tesla admitted to the SEC that Musk had not received approval to tweet the information, which is required by a settlement agreement struck between the agency and Tesla last fall.Tesla has long touted the importance of keeping Musk in the top spot, saying in annual SEC filings that Tesla is "highly dependent on the services of Elon Musk, our Chief Executive Officer and largest stockholder."Anderson agreed that Musk is essential to Tesla, but suggested a less formal role to Barron's like "chief ideologue."In December, Baillie Gifford contributed to a $500 million fundraising round in Musk's rocket company, SpaceX, according to the Wall Street Journal.Read more at Barron's.WATCH:
As said here by Sara Salinas