Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives thinks the Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) board of directors needs to act quickly to set the ground rules for CEO Elon Musk going forward around his political ambitions and actions.

A group of state treasurers and investors is complaining that the company, facing falling sales, is about to miss a legal deadline to hold a shareholder forum.

Tesla’s board of directors was urged to put its foot down and rein in CEO Elon Musk after the electric car maker’s stock tanked following the mercurial mogul’s vow to launch a rival ...

Four Tesla directors will not stand for re-election when their terms expire, the company said in a proxy filing with the SEC today. According to the filing, the move comes after the Board and its ...

Now Tesla is shaking things up to allow the board to “operate more nimbly and efficiently.” Two directors have agreed not to stand for reelection at Tesla’s annual meeting this year, and two ...

Elon Musk served as the chairman of Tesla's board of directors from April 2004 — when he led Tesla Motors' (as it was then called) first round of $7.5 million in financing he made from selling ...

Reporting from Monterey — Tesla is not going private. Chief Executive Elon Musk said so Friday. Now the public company’s board of directors can turn to another serious matter — what to do ...

Now Tesla is shaking things up to allow the board to “operate more nimbly and efficiently.” Two directors have agreed not to stand for reelection at Tesla’s annual meeting this year, and two ...

While still ostensibly running Tesla, Musk is now running amok. Fresh from his sabbatical overseeing, and then being “retired” from, Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency, Musk has executed an Olympic level triple-twist to engineer a new mission – the establishment of a new political party, the America Party.