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Tesla shareholders overwhelmingly approved Elon Musk's trillion-dollar pay package

Elon Musk On November 6, 2025, Tesla shareholders overwhelmingly approved a groundbreaking compensation package for CEO Elon Musk, potentially worth up to $1 trillion in stock—positioning him to become the world’s first trillionaire if ambitious milestones are met. With over 75% voting in favor at the company’s annual meeting in Austin, Texas, the plan underscores investor confidence in Musk’s…

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Apple could make $133 billion a year on humanoid robots by 2040 - Morgan Stanley

Apple is renowned for its iconic Mac, iPhone, and iPad. But what’s next? Morgan Stanley predicts humanoid robotics. In a new research note, the investment bank estimates that Apple’s early-stage robotics efforts could ultimately generate more than $133 billion annually. Daniel Howley for Yahoo Finance: ‎ “Leveraging Apple’s market share across a number of leading consumer products today, as well…

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Why Apple is a bigger threat to Tesla than Ford or GM

Tesla manufactures vehicles, yet its primary rivals today appear less like traditional automakers such as General Motors or Ford, and more like major tech giants aiming to commercialize AI technologies — mighty Apple notably among them. Al Root for Barron’s: ‎ The iPhone maker is considering launching a small AI-trained robot in 2026 or 2027, wrote Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas on Wednesday,…

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Apple robots likely won't arrive until 2028 or later - Ming-Chi Kuo

Apple is focusing on how users perceive robots rather than their physical design, emphasizing sensing hardware and software as key technologies for their smart home ecosystem, TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo writes Wednesday on X. The development timeline for Apple’s robots suggests mass production might not begin until 2028 or later, the analyst says. Ming-Chi Kuo via…

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Key analyst says Apple making personal robots would be a 'horror show'

Apple CEO Tim Cook with the only vision he’ll ever have Apple is reportedly exploring the development of personal robots. The news comes just a few weeks after Apple shut down its electric car project. Longtime Apple bull Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said such a push into home robotics would be a “horror show.”  Ian Krietzberg
 for TheStreet: ‎ Teams of engineers, according to the report, have been…

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