A group of investors reached out to board chair Robyn Denholm to try and get Musk back to work at the beleaguered EV maker.

Robyn Denholm has pocketed roughly $180 million selling shares over the past six months and still has plenty of options she can yet exercise. The New York Times published an analysis showing she ...

Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm — whose job is to keep Elon Musk in check — has received and sold more than $530 million ...

The pension fund coalition includes several major investors. Tesla investors make new demand of CEO Elon Musk amid mounting ...

Less than two months after Karoline Leavitt said it was “garbage” that Elon Musk would soon be leaving DOGE, Elon Musk is leaving DOGE. It was early April when the White House press secretary ...

A group of high-powered investors in Tesla Inc. is growing tired of CEO Elon Musk’s “outside endeavors,” saying in a letter ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk's role with the Trump administration on Wednesday and will be able to focus more time on Tesla, as the company has faced headwinds this year.

In recent comments published by The Australian, Robyn Denholm, the Australian-based Tesla chair, has expressed concerns over slowing business investment in Australia, noting that “Australia is not ...