Tesla, the jewel of Musk’s public holdings, has paid the price. The electric vehicle company has shed over $350 billion in market cap since the start of the year. X, formerly known as Twitter, hasn’t fared much better: its AI chatbot Grok has been caught spewing antisemitic content, and CEO Linda Yaccarino just announced her resignation on July 9.

Elon Musk’s favorability took another drop this past week amid his renewed feud with President Trump and move to launch a separate political party.  In the last week, Musk’s net favorability in

Tesla's valuation dropped $70 billion on Monday morning after President Trump called CEO Elon Musk a "TRAIN WRECK" over the weekend

After being called a “train wreck,” Musk accuses Trump of hiding Epstein ties and mocks the administration’s broken promises to release the files.