Elon Musk , Set to Collect $23B , Tesla Bonus.<br />According to 'The Guardian,' Elon Musk <br />is set to collect a $23-billion bonus after <br />Tesla reported record quarterly profits. .<br />According to 'The Guardian,' Elon Musk <br />is set to collect a $23-billion bonus after <br />Tesla reported record quarterly profits. .<br />Musk is already the world's <br />richest person and is worth <br />an estimated $249 billion. .<br />On April 20, Tesla announced <br />share price and financial growth <br />milestones in its earnings.<br />In the first quarter of 2022, Tesla made an adjusted profit of $5 billion on revenue of $18.8 billion. .<br />That's an 81% increase <br />from the same time in 2021. .<br />In 2018, Musk was offered a deal that promised <br />him a $55.8 billion bonus if he built Tesla into <br />a $650 billion company within 10 years. .<br />In 2018, Musk was offered a deal that promised <br />him a $55.8 billion bonus if he built Tesla into <br />a $650 billion company within 10 years. .<br />'The Guardian' reports that Musk<br /> achieved that goal in January of 2020, <br />eight years ahead of schedule.<br />Today, Tesla has, a market value, of $1.1 trillion.<br />Since January of 2018, Tesla share prices, have climbed 1,600%.<br />On April 21, shares, surged 11%, to reach $10.60.<br />The future is very exciting. I’ve never <br />been more optimistic or excited about <br />the future of Tesla than I am right now, Elon Musk, investor earnings call, via 'The Guardian'.<br />Julia Davies, a member of Patriotic Millionaires U.K., <br />a group of super-rich people pushing for a more equal <br />society, harshly criticized the unprecedented payday.<br />Julia Davies, a member of Patriotic Millionaires U.K., <br />a group of super-rich people pushing for a more equal <br />society, harshly criticized the unprecedented payday.<br />How many millions of people could <br />be lifted out of current fuel poverty<br /> ... with that bonus – instead of <br />giving one man an even greater <br />fortune to play God with?, Elon Musk, investor earnings call, via 'The Guardian'
