Elon Musk took the stand in a Delaware court on Wednesday to defend himself against claims that he used his power to get a $56 billion pay package.
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Musk took the stand earlier in the day and was questioned by attorney Greg Varallo, who represents the Tesla shareholder who claims Musk’s compensation package was obtained by his dominance of the company and does not require him to work full-time at the vehicle manufacturing plant, Reuters reported.
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