Tesla is reportedly creating a special committee in a renewed attempt to secure Elon Musk's controversial £45 billion ($56 billion) compensation deal—months after a US court struck down the original 2018 agreement.
According to the New York Post, the electric vehicle giant's board is assembling a new group led by Chair Robyn Denholm and board member Kathleen Wilson-Thompson. Their goal: to explore alternative ways of rewarding the world's richest entrepreneur. The move comes after Musk warned he may leave Tesla if not granted greater control over the company.
