Robyn Denholm, the chair of Tesla’s (TSLA) board of directors, sold nearly $200 million worth of Tesla stock in the past six months, per an New York Times analysis of recent SEC filings.

Tesla’s approach is reminiscent of Marathon Digital’s financial reporting practices, which triggered a two-year SEC investigation beginning in 2022. The agency criticized Marathon for omitting ...

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Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA), helmed by the billionaire tycoon Elon Musk, holds $1.25 billion in Bitcoin as of now, the latest data ...

TechCrunch could not confirm the investigations with the SDNY or the SEC, and Tesla could not be reached for comment. The SEC requires public companies to disclose transactions above $120,000 in ...

Two whistleblowers’ complaint to the SEC about Tesla alleged that Elon Musk’s automaker may have run afoul of securities laws and flouted accounting standards.

A new rule blocks nearly all retail shareholders from challenging Tesla's board in court--unless they hold $34 billion.

As Tesla’s chief executive officer, the veracity of Musk’s comments carry particular heft under the agency’s rules. The SEC declined to comment. Musk and his attorney Alex Spiro didn’t ...

The account issued its first tweet on Monday, asking the public’s help to report any SEC “waste, fraud and abuse.” As CEO of Tesla, Musk was embroiled in a months-long war with the SEC over ...

The complaint goes on that Musk's tweets caused "significant confusion and disruption in the market for Tesla's stock and resulting harm to investors." At a Thursday press conference SEC officials ...