First a judge struck down a stock grant that Musk persuaded Tesla shareholders to give him, in part by threatening to leave the company. That grant, originally worth around $50 billion, would now be $100 billion, thanks to a post-election rally for the company whose owner went all-in for the next president.

It seems that Cybertruck sales are slowing down, enough that workers at Tesla's Austin factory were excused from coming to work for three days. With all the money poured into its development, what will this mean for Tesla?

The world's richest man, billionaire and now close advisor to Donald Trump, has again been denied by a judge a $51 billion payment in shares of Tesla, whose value has almost doubled to over $100 billion.