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Musk and Dogecoin Investors Go Another Round: Post-Dismissal Sanctions Motions in Dogecoin Class Action
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Musk and Dogecoin Investors Go Another Round: Post-Dismissal Sanctions Motions in Dogecoin Class Action

The legal drama between Elon Musk, Tesla, and Dogecoin investors continues to unfold in a battle that refuses to end, even after the dismissal of a securities class action by a Manhattan federal judge in late August 2023. Initially, the Dogecoin investors accused Musk and Tesla of manipulating the price of the cryptocurrency for personal and corporate gain. However, after four rounds of amendments to the complaint, the judge dismissed the case, seemingly putting an end to the litigation.

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SEC's Push for Sanctions Against Elon Musk: Implications for Corporate Governance
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SEC's Push for Sanctions Against Elon Musk: Implications for Corporate Governance

On September 20, 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced its intention to seek sanctions against Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX and owner of X (formerly Twitter). This move comes in light of Musk’s failure to comply with a court order to testify regarding his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter. The implications of this case extend beyond Musk himself, raising significant questions about corporate governance, transparency, and the responsibilities of high-profile executives.

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