Musk and Zuckerberg seek to limit investor lawsuits with new structures
Key points
- Financial Times says Musk and Zuckerberg have spent years trying to reduce investor lawsuits.
- The outlet says a SpaceX-Tesla merger and Meta’s new share class are expected to help fend off legal challenges.
- It says shareholder rights have been diminished in Delaware and Texas.
According to Financial Times, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have spent the past decade working to reduce the risk of investor lawsuits. The outlet says a SpaceX-Tesla merger and Meta’s new share class are expected to help protect them from legal challenges. Financial Times also says shareholder rights have been diminished in Delaware and Texas, which it links to the companies’ efforts to limit such claims.
Original reporting
This page summarizes reporting by Financial Times, originally published November 3, 2026 at 4:00 PM under the headline "Behind Musk and Zuckerberg’s decade-long efforts to repel investor lawsuits". All rights to the original article belong to Financial Times.
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