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Tesla Shareholders Seek $13 Billion Repayment For Solar City Bailout Tesla investors continued to try and convince Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights of Delaware''s Court of Chancery that Elon Musk "bailed out" his cousin''s company, SolarCity, to the tune of $13 billion that needs to be returned to shareholders, this week. During closing arguments to a 10 day trial, Randy Baron, an attorney for shareholders, said: "This case has always been about whether the acquisition of SolarCity was a rescue from financial distress, a bailout, orchestrated by Elon Musk." Baron is urging that Musk be ordered to pay $13 billion back to Tesla shareholders. He is representing union pension funds and asset managers, among other parties, in arguing that Musk forced the deal onto the Tesla board. Musk has argued that the deal was part of a "master plan" to try and vertically integrate the two companies, according to Reuters . Evan Chesler, a lawyer for Musk, argued that Musk was in the process of "building billions of dollars of long-term value".

Teslas shareholders have urged a judge to find that CEO Elon Musk coerced the companys board to acquire SolarCity in 2016, a transaction that a group of shareholders allege was a bailout of the failing solar company of which Musk was the top shareholder. During a Zoom hearing on Tuesday, the shareholders asked that Musk []

Teslas shareholders have urged a judge to find that CEO Elon Musk coerced the companys board to acquire SolarCity in 2016, a transaction that a group of shareholders allege was a bailout of the failing solar company of which Musk was the top shareholder. During a Zoom hearing on Tuesday, the shareholders asked that Musk []

Tesla shareholders urged a judge on Tuesday to find Elon Musk coerced the company''s board into a 2016 deal for SolarCity and asked that the chief executive be ordered to pay the electric-vehicle company one of the largest judgments ever of $13 billion.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is probing the SolarCity deal. Should Tesla investors be worried?

Monitronics International, Inc. (OTCMKTS:SCTY) dropped 50% during mid-day trading on Friday . The stock traded as low as $2.00 and last traded at $2.00. Approximately 1,694 shares traded hands during trading, a decline of 67% from the average daily volume of 5,153 shares. The stock had previously closed at $4.00. The companys fifty day moving []

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