Previous close | 38.93 |
Open | 37.05 |
Bid | 36.25 |
Ask | 37.90 |
Strike | 220.00 |
Expiry date | 2024-06-28 |
Day's range | 37.05 - 37.05 |
Contract range | N/A |
Volume | |
Open interest | 2 |
The market rally never broadened, but investors are finding ways to get in on AI.
WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) -Tesla and opponents of Elon Musk's compensation clashed on Friday over ways to resolve the legal quagmire that has engulfed the CEO's $56 billion pay package and billions of dollars in potential legal fees generated by the case. Tesla said in a court filing that a Delaware judge should recognize a vote by Tesla shareholders in favor of the pay package and reverse her January ruling that voided the compensation. In response, shareholder attorneys said the vote to ratify Musk's pay has no legal effect and the only way for Tesla to challenge the January ruling is to appeal to the Delaware Supreme Court.
BofA Securities analyst Justin Post points out that the EV maker isn’t the only company that can benefit from the trillion-dollar opportunity self-driving taxis offer.