The SEC is preparing new charges against Elon Musk and has resumed its investigation into his company Neuralink. According to Musk's lawyer, he was given 48 hours to sign a settlement agreement or face multiple charges. The details remain undisclosed, but this is the outcome of a years-long investigation. The SEC is also examining claims about the safety of Neuralink's neurochips. Musk called the commission's actions a "six-year persecution" and demanded the names of those behind these actions.
12/13/2024 12:08:43 PM (GMT+1)
SEC threatens Elon Musk with multiple charges and resumes investigation into Neuralink over neurochip safety, demanding him to sign a settlement agreement within 48 hours 🚨
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