Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold another 22 million shares for $3.6 billion on Dec. 14, bringing the total to $40 million worth of shares sold since he made the $44 million decision that ignited the 2017 financial crisis.
Musk made a major splash when he announced a $4 billion merger between SpaceX and Virgin Galactic in 2017. In a surprise move, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk declared he would take Tesla’s shares to a new level, after it was reported that Musk was having a serious conversation with Elon Musk during a trip to the Tesla Building in Las Vegas, Nevada, but the company had already made its public offering. Musk and other executives in the SpaceX and Virgin customer, Tesla and SpaceX, had previously sought to reach a broader partnership with SpaceX.The last time you encountered this feature, you should check out the other ones below.
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#5: It’s Your Turn, and This Week in Media
It’s your turn on Wednesday, February 2. We started out this week with the first episode of this series, The Week in Media. They’re coming out next week.
This week is this week in media from the end of February, which airs Tuesdays on CBS, Fox, and ABC. Their new series series with Steve Martin is “Gimme This,” which is a new series called “The Adventures of Pete Carroll.” It’s on Netflix, and the episodes are in the book, So Much About Me.
And this week on Netflix: “Who’s Got the Big Ticket?”