Twitter前董事长诉特斯拉CEO索要欠款，称马斯克拖欠2000万美元。
The Twitter former CEO, Elon Musk, has recently initiated a legal action against Tesla CEO, Elon Musk over a debt issue worth $200 million. According to Musk, the two have been struggling with the company's finances for several years now.
Musk claimed that he had received an offer from Musk in 2016 for a compensation package of $85 million, but was later declined. In April 2019, Musk made another offer for a compensation package of $700 million, but still received a rejection.
In May 2019, Musk requested $200 million in unpaid invoices from Tesla, and was granted until August 31st, 2020 to settle his claims. However, Musk has yet to receive any payments and has accused Musk of not paying him on time.
The lawsuit is likely to be filed by Musk himself or by his legal team, who will argue that Musk breached their employment contract by failing to pay him the promised compensation. They may also argue that Musk was acting in good faith at the time of the offer, as they had received nothing in return for declining it.
However, Musk has responded to the allegations by pointing out that there has been no payment agreement in place before he agreed to the settlement offer. He also suggested that the company's financial difficulties are due to the high demand for electric cars and the lack of significant investment in research and development.
Despite the recent developments, it remains unclear what the outcome of this legal battle will be. The matter is expected to go through the courts, and the fate of Musk's compensation packages will depend on how the case is resolved. As for Tesla's financial situation, the company is currently facing intense scrutiny from investors, who are worried about the long-term viability of its electric car business.
总结
Elon Musk's legal action against Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, over a debt issue worth $200 million is just the latest development in the ongoing feud between the two tech giants. While Musk has refused to pay back his previous offers, he continues to pursue legal action against Musk over the missed payments. The outcome of this legal battle is uncertain, but it will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications for both companies and the broader tech industry.
