The SEC is probing whether recent stock sales by Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his brother violated insider trading rules, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
The probe began last year and centers on stock sales made by Musk and his brother last November, according to the Journal. At the time, MuskDownload our local news and weather app for.
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