Opinion At Tesla's annual shareholder meeting in Austin, Texas, more than 75 percent of voting shares backed a compensation deal for CEO Elon Musk that would make him history's first trillionaire.
I've read that his record-shattering deal had the stockholders up on their feet dancing, chanting his name, and applauding.
To make Musk a trillionaire, over the next decade he must:
This deal comes after Musk has already been awarded the largest compensation package, $56 billion , in corporate history. Courts have challenged this award, but even if Tesla loses its appeal, Musk will still get tens of billions.
Of course, this is all chump change if Musk succeeds in his new deal's goals. But can he do all this? Let's look at the tape. Tesla's financial performance over the last three years has

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