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Tesla Investors Should Think Twice About Musk's Plan To Reincorporate In Texas
04 Feb 2024 | Abstracted from Market Watch
"Texas could end up being friendlier to businesses and CEOs than to shareholders"
"Musk has soured on Delaware, where the majority of U.S. corporations are incorporated, after the chancellor of the Delaware Chancery Court issued a ruling in a shareholder lawsuit Tuesday that voided his $56 billion pay package."
"There is no home-court advantage in Delaware."
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