How should a corporate board respond to a CEO publicly insulting and shaming a sitting president? It’s not a question that most need to consider, since few chief executives dare to directly criticize the White House.

Shares of Elon Musk’s electric vehicle maker are falling sharply Thursday as investors fear his dispute with Donald Trump could end up hurting the company.

Elon Musk’s decision to go all in on Donald Trump never made much sense. His scorched-earth approach to breaking up with Trump is even harder to square.

Milan Kovac said he was leaving to spend more time with family abroad and that his exit "has absolutely nothing to do with anything else," calling support for CEO Elon Musk "ironclad."

Elon Musk has alienated “multiple sides of the political spectrum” from Tesla, according to one prominent Wall Street analyst.

Organizers had no idea how much, or how far anti-Elon Musk sentiment has spread beyond the epicenter of his influence in the US.

Tesla Inc.’s shares rose in early trading Friday after Elon Musk suggested he was open to making amends with President Donald Trump, easing tensions after their simmering feud erupted into a

Elon Musk's latest feud with Trump began with an X post, criticizing the GOP's spending bill.Tesla shares were down 14% by the market's close, wiping out $138B of the company's worth.Bloomberg Billionaires Index estimates that about $34 billion was erased from Musk's net worth.