For me, noWould you still support manchester if musk would own it?
For me, noWould you still support manchester if musk would own it?
Would you still support manchester if musk would own it?
There's no switch to turn on or off when it comes to supporting a football club, but this would be a very hard sellWould you still support manchester if musk would own it?
There's no switch to turn on or off when it comes to supporting a football club, but this would be a very hard sell
There's no switch to turn on or off when it comes to supporting a football club, but this would be a very hard sell
What a sad pathetic existence. All that money to enjoy and do good things and this is his life. At least he's obviously leading a miserable life, it's the only consolation we have.
Why would he hold his net wealth in cash? Isn't his wealth tied into his companies shares?Imagine having literally billions and not giving most of it away? I think that might just make you evil by default.
He does seem like the type.Who knows if/when he'll cash out like others and starts to give cash away?
Who knows if/when he'll cash out like others and starts to give cash away?
He does seem like the type.
Elon Musk’s DOGE Deletes Dozens of Claims of Cost-Cutting After Investigation Reveals They Are False
Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency deleted over 30 different government contracts from its website’s “Wall of Receipts” this week after a New York Times investigation found them to still be active.
The Times’s David A. Fahrenthold and Jeremy Singer-Vine reported last week on what they called “DOGE’s Zombie Contracts” – federal spending Musk’s team had claimed had been “terminated,” but in reality continued under various federal agencies. In the report, the Times found 44 contracts that DOGE had claimed to end, but were still active. By Tuesday, 31 of those contracts had been removed from DOGE’s “Wall of Receipts.” The 44 contracts accounted for some $220 million of federal spending Musk’s team claimed it had saved, while the 31 amounted to $122 million.