Does Elon Musk still want to be the CEO of Tesla?
“Of course, I prefer Elon to be CEO but he abandoned Tesla,” Leo KoGuan, one of Tesla’s biggest individual shareholders, tweeted last week.
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Burkina Faso denies it paid Russian fighters with mine rights
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