westbywest , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica Bad news for SpaceX. He may go back to an active role there

citizencat , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica
Who cares

dashrb , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica don’t threaten us with a good time!

binarymelon , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica Save $46 billion and get rid of Musk? Sounds like the steal of the century to me.

chris , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica
I only need $45 billion.
Just sayin'.

bytebro , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica Good. IMO, he's shat the bed on everything with the possible exception of SpaceX. In the UK at least, Tesla regularly gets the worst satisfaction ratings from buyers,even beating out Range Rover, which is a hard gig.

Walk away, Elmo - the company will either get a lot better, or fold. Which is what you keep telling people should happen under your capitalist dystopia.

Minski , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica

sheean , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica emerald kids these days just don’t want to work anymore!

aulia , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica sounds amazing

nfgusedautoparts , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica boo hoo

dandb , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica So they've chosen extortion, then.

crapaud , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica same. I can't be bothered to get out of bed for less than 40b.

drakenblackknight , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica
The flip side of that statement: "Teslas could become more reliable and less prone to explosions if the idiot from Apartheid-era South Africa doesn't get his money."

tlariv , vor 29 Tagen

@arstechnica
Sounds like a win-win