jthomas1

I'm sure the board more than likely asked him to bow out gracefully; to save face; interesting to see if he'll join Elon or start something else

Seems like the best thing to do in this situation is to accept the act and work to improving their situation; the defense just makes him look more guilty and might lead to a federal investigation, since the affair involves potential gov spy...interesting to say the least

This might be due to violations or breach of his duties as the CEO, especially given the nature of who the other party has loyalties too, but nonetheless, its a lesson for us all. Because even if he didn't directly provide any IP, would that party have reasonable access to any IP during the events. Guess only time will tell

oh wow

interesting read, thanks for sharing

interesting