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Tesla CEO Elon Musk might one day make at least $70 billion a year and one Tesla shareholder isn't happy about it.

Tesla's board of directors will have to defend CEO Elon Musk's 2018 pay package, which could be worth at much as $70 billion.

Is the musician reigniting her feud with the tech entrepreneur?

Daimler AG has finally committed itself to producing electric vehicles, marking the end of an era for the company that invented the internal combustion engine.

Find out if Ford and GM are threatened by the Tesla pickup's growing popularity.

Here's what the SpaceX CEO did to highlight his beliefs on extraterrestrials.

Here’s what makes the new Tesla pickup the "coolest car" months before its actual launch.

Tesla Model 3 EVs are rolling off assembly lines at the new Shanghai Gigafactory in test runs.

Space X CEO Elon Musk has teased images of the under-construction prototype of the Mars rocket being built by the company at Boca Chica, Texas testing site.

A NASA scientist said that humans might not survive living on Planet Mars and that it is also not the answer to "saving humanity."

When it comes to available food options for the people going to Mars, eating insects could be part of the main menu.

Elon Musk posted a teaser of his SpaceX Starship rocket in a few Twitter posts.

The Taliban insists talks with the Trump administration leading to the withdrawal of all foreign troops must resume.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has praised the online retail giant Amazon and its delivery systems.

Tesla's latest software upgrade, V10, packs a lot of fun and safety features.

Ford and GM look to beat Tesla to the punch with the launch of their all-electric pickup trucks.

A Tesla Model S against an AI racing car named Robocar. Now, that one to watch out for.

Aside from its cyberpunk look, the Tesla pickup is also expected to have some awesome features.

Elon Musk hints an upcoming version of the Model S willo seat more than five passengers.

A Tesla Model S seems to have broken a land speed record but it wasn't the one people were expecting.

Taking inspiration from SpaceX founder Elon Musk, astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson came up with a drastic plan to make Mars habitable for humans. According to Tyson, redirecting an asteroid or comet and intentionally crashing it into Mars could make the Red Planet more livable.