Court told Musk's $77 billion pay wasn't for punching a clock

WILMINGTON, Delaware – A Tesla Inc director and a former executive took the stand on Monday (Nov 14) and defended Elon Musk's US$56 billion (S$77 billion) pay package against a shareholder's claims that the entrepreneur dictated terms of the deal to finance his dream of travelling to Mars. Tesla shareholder Richard Tornetta hopes to prove that Musk used his dominance...

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