SpaceX’s latest 10-Q filing quietly confirms any Tesla combination requires sign-off from its "controlling shareholder."
Elon Musk said this week that SpaceX and Tesla have formed special committees to study a merger of his two biggest companies. Musk cautioned that a merger is not certain.
SpaceX said Thursday its potential merger with Tesla will require controlling investor Elon Musk’s approval, even though the entrepreneur has recused himself from talks between his two companies...
Musk said that aerospace firm SpaceX and EV carmaker Tesla were considering a tie-up, confirming speculation that what would be the biggest corporate merger ever is a real possibility.
The two companies already share Elon Musk, which begs the question of who really benefits from a merger.
Experts weigh in on what could make or break a megamerger.
But Tesla shareholders should be cheering on the combination, especially if they get paid a fat premium.
Put two of the world’s most valuable companies together, and the numbers get dizzying fast. SpaceX now carries a market value above $2 trillion, while Tesla sits near $1.5 trillion. Musk himself...
In today's edition: SpaceX and Tesla weigh a merger. Plus: Alphabet, Anthropic, Apple, EA, Meta, Microsoft, Space42, Spotify.
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