
Elon Musk net worth slides $12 billion as investors grow ‘tired’
The second Trump presidency hasn’t been the boon for former “first buddy” Elon Musk’s Tesla stock investors had hoped, as shares are down more than 30% since Inauguration Day.
The second Trump presidency hasn’t been the boon for former “first buddy” Elon Musk’s Tesla stock investors had hoped, as shares are down more than 30% since Inauguration Day.
The bill passed the House 218-214 Thursday, with two Republicans joining Democrats voting against the bill.
Musk polled his followers about whether they would want to see a third political party.
“This BFF situation has now turned into a soap opera that remains an overhang on Tesla’s stock,” bemoaned one Wall Street analyst.
Donald Trump’s oldest children earned a couple million dollars a year working inside their father’s real-estate empire, according to Forbes’ estimates. Barron Trump appears to be earning much more, much faster.
Musk’s latest post is a climbdown by the billionaire who triggered a public feud with the president by attacking his signature spending bill last week.
Here’s how much parents of newborns can expect to see—and the bill taxpayers may foot—from the formerly named MAGA accounts.
Musk has called to “kill” Trump’s policy bill, criticizing the legislation as “massive, outrageous” and “pork-filled.”
Trump issued an executive order blocking federal funds for “the purpose of conforming an inmate’s appearance to that of the opposite sex.”
As Musk winds down at DOGE, he returns to a business empire flush with opportunities and fewer investigations—but new reputational challenges.