Tesla has been retrieved after Wall Street Journal Report that his board had begun searching for a new CEO to replace Elon Musk, and taking Musk’s social platform X to make this claim “absolutely wrong”.
According to WSJ ReportAbout a month ago, the board of Tesla began the hunting hunting of the successor of the musk, reaching “numerous” executive search firms and reaching down to a firm to lead the search.
At the same time, the board allegedly told Musk that it needed to spend more time on Tesla, and that the downtown was less, and so on the public. In an income call last week, he did the same, promising that he would “allocate a lot of time” for Tesla from May. Since the auto -company played a close role with Donald Trump, sales have suffered a decrease, revenue reduction, and a major brand crisis and has led to efforts to reduce government spending. Tesla and other Musk’s other companies have a good reason to think, though, it also stands to take advantage of this task.
Went quickly to reject Tesla JointReport, Publication of denial on x Board Chair Rubin Danholm, who said that the director is “greatly confident” with Musk’s ability to guide Tesla. He denied both that the board had begun searching for the CEO, and claimed that “he was informed about the media before the report was published.” WSJ It has not yet updated his story or has not responded to Danolum’s statement, though his original report states that it has arrived to comment and he has not received any.
The later self -esteem Tweet your thoughtsAccusing the article of “a very bad violation of morality”, and suggesting that he has already been sent a “controversial denial”.
