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Mas overcome soft: the next tesla tweets to lawyer for approval
, musk was on twitter, said to be privatised tesla, which caused the industry, then the U. S. securities and exchange commission ( SEC） Announced the investigation to this matter.
the New York federal court documents show that tesla CEO elon musk and the securities and exchange commission ( SEC） To settle. Agreement, musk to published information about tesla in the future, you have to get your lawyer approval in advance, tesla's corporate blogs, investors on a conference call statements and statement on the social media in the process of supervision. The agreement still needs to be approved by the judge.
the SEC for the first time last year sued musk, accusing him of false statement on social media, the induced investment. Musk said earlier had access to capital, the privatization of tesla. But after the SEC accused musk in violation of the agreement.
, the SEC said musk February 19 tweets broke last September, the two sides reached a settlement agreement, banning the musk in the case of without prior approval of the tesla, on social media to share important information about tesla.
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