L∞ksNeat
- - Home
  - Dashboard
  - Fitness
  - Reader
  - Recipes
  - Topics
Log In

Email
Password
Remember Me

Help: I Can't Sign In Or I Forgot My Username/password

Connect As:

If you click a social network icon and are not a looksneat user, you will be registered and you agree to looksneat's terms of service and privacy policy. Sign Up
Share Elon Musk is fueling the Twitter fire and using Tesla as his personal ATM, experts say. Here are 5 criticisms of the CEO from the past week alone

Tweet

LooksNeat Topic

#navigation ul li#nav_logo:hover ul#site_nav, #navigation ul li#nav_logo:hover ul.display { display: block; } setTimeout(function() { $(".notification_hide").fadeOut(); }, 5000); x

This site works best with Javascript enabled. Not all features will function without Javascript enabled.

Elon Musk is fueling the Twitter fire and using Tesla as his personal ATM, experts say. Here are 5 criticisms of the CEO from the past week alone

Dec 17 2022 by Business Insider

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk speaks to the media next to its Model S in Hong Kong on January 25, 2016.

Nora Tam/South China Morning Post via Getty Images

Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold an additional $3.6 billion shares in this — a move that sparked a big response from investors and analysts alike. "We're getting frustrated here," said and Tesla investor Danny Moses, best known for his portrayal in "The Big Short." Tesla's stock hit a two-year low this week and has lost nearly 60% in 2022.

Tesla...

Continue Reading Elon Musk is fueling the Twitter fire and using Tesla as his personal ATM, experts say. Here are 5 criticisms of the CEO from the past week alone