Elon Musk had a really bad week #tesla #technology #shorts
March 13, 2025
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1:24Now PlayingElon Musk had a really bad week #tesla #technology #shorts
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as posted by the channelTesla shares continued to slump. X was hit by sporadic outages, which Elon blamed on hackers. Even one of his SpaceX rockets blew up, raining debris and endangering passenger airliners.
On this episode of the Elon, Inc. podcast, we discuss Musk's bad week.
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He may be the world’s richest person and a personal pal of Donald Trump, but even Elon Musk can have a bad week. Not only has Tesla stock continued to crater as consumers worldwide turn their back on the South Africa-born multibillionaire (some violently) but his right-wing social network X was hit by sporadic outages he blamed on hackers. Even one of his SpaceX rockets blew up, raining debris down on the Earth and endangering passenger airliners. A big part of Musk’s waning popularity is of course tied to his starring role in gutting the US government on behalf of Trump—and even there he’s not as loved as he once was. On this episode to discuss all of this are Bloomberg Businessweek senior writer Max Chafkin and Elon Musk reporter Dana Hull. Later, Bloomberg stocks reporter Esha Day talks about how the markets have been treating Musk of late
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