Tesla's (TSLA) plan to relocate its incorporation to Texas, its aggressive pursuit of regulatory approval for self-driving technology in China, and
Elon Musk's contested pay package dominated recent news. The shareholder advisory firm,
Glass Lewis, suggested that Tesla shareholders vote against Musk's substantial $56 billion pay package, calling it 'excessive.' Meanwhile, Musk and Tesla carped at institutional investors who opposed the CEO's pay. Despite these disagreements, the automaker showed strong commitment to its future strategies, including registering 'full self-driving' software in China, with the aim to deploy by end of the year. The Semi truck also made significant headway resulting in a stock increase. However, Tesla's Q1 performance was influenced by a multiplex macroeconomic environment, causing the stock to dip. The company also saw a decrease in Europe sales and announced ongoing layoffs. Meanwhile, Nvidia's CEO praised Tesla's position in self-driving tech. Existential questions about the value of TSLA continue, many of which hinge on Musk's presence at Tesla and the outcome of the vote on his pay package.
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