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University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s Institute for Law and Economics Executive Director Lawrence Hamermesh joins Emily Chang to discuss what’s next for Elon Musk now that the Twitter deal has closed, and what other challenges he is facing in an upcoming Delaware Chancery Court trial in November involving compensation at Tesla. ——– Like this…

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