Two Fortune articles suggested the May 7 crash was "material" information investors should have been privy to when Musk and Tesla sold $2 billion in shares nearly two weeks later.
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Two Fortune articles suggested the May 7 crash was "material" information investors should have been privy to when Musk and Tesla sold $2 billion in shares nearly two weeks later.
US highway safety officials are investigating a second crash of a Tesla car that may have been operating on the vehicle’s pioneering self-drive autopilot technology when the dramatic accident occurred.
A Tesla driver died in a crash while his Model S was on autopilot, the company disclosed in a blog post Thursday.