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Top Tesla investor issues brutal ultimatum to Elon Musk

Ross Gerber, a major Tesla investor, issued a stunning ultimatum to CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday as the company's stock prices plunge amid a nat

By MELISSA KOENIG FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Published: 23:04 EDT, 18 March 2025 | Updated: 01:40 EDT, 19 March 2025

A major Tesla investor made the stunning decision to call on Elon Musk to step down as head of the company as its stock prices plunge amid a nationwide boycott. 

Ross Gerber went as far as to say that Musk has 'destroyed' the electric vehicle maker's reputation due to his work as the head of President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency. 

'I think Tesla needs a new CEO and I decided today I was going to start saying it, and so this is the first show that I'm saying it on,' Gerber told host Darren McCaffrey on Sky's Business Live on Tuesday.

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Tesla investor says the markets ‘are literally screaming to the Republicans’ | CNN Business

Ross Gerber, a major Tesla investor and co-founder of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth Management, joins CNN’s Jessica Dean to discuss President Donal

Ross Gerber, a major Tesla investor and co-founder of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth Management, joins CNN’s Jessica Dean to discuss President Donald Trump’s global tariffs and how the markets are reacting to them.

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The Inevitable Conglomerate – Why Investors Predict a Tesla and SpaceX Merger

A merger between Tesla and SpaceX is increasingly viewed as a “foregone conclusion” by prominent investors, including Gerber Kawasaki CEO Ross Gerber. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, Gerber outlined a future where Elon Musk consolidates his sprawling corporate empire into a single, unified technology conglomerate. The logic rests on shared engineering resources, overlapping executive oversight,…

The Inevitable Conglomerate – Why Investors Predict a Tesla and SpaceX Merger

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Apple could be the biggest winner in AI. Here's why.

At WWDC26, Apple unveiled the next generation of Apple Intelligence, Siri AI, powerful parental controls, and an expansive set of software improvements across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS, and tvOS. Apple’s Secret AI Advantage: Your Entire Life in One Trusted Ecosystem In a new Yahoo Finance interview, Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, made a…

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Elon Musk has effectively 'stepped aside' as Tesla CEO with 'outrageous' X comments, long time Tesla bull says

Ross Gerber, who owns about 420,000 shares of Tesla stock, said he does not plan to sell his stake but has fielded demands from clients who

An ardent supporter of Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk no longer sees the billionaire as the leader of the company.

Ross Gerber, president and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management who has for years vocally supported Tesla stock as an investor himself and an advisor, told CNBC Thursday Musk has "already stepped aside" as CEO of the electric car company.

Although Musk has not actually stepped down from the role, Gerber said his continual comments and engagement with X, the company formerly known as Twitter that Musk acquired a year ago, show how disengaged he is with Tesla.

"This isn't about me calling on him to step aside, he has stepped aside," Gerber said on CNBC's "Last Call." "None of his actions are to benefit Tesla. He thinks in some weird world that what he says matters, but what he's really doing is destroying everything he built."

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Why Apple won't buy Tesla, but make a 'strategic investment' in it

Why Apple won’t buy Tesla, but make a ‘strategic investment’ in it

[cfsp key=”adsense_336x280″]”Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook coyly avoided the question at Apple’s media event on March 9 that most people wanted him to answer — will Apple be interested in buying Tesla Motors Inc,” Ritesh Anan writes for Benzinga.

“Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki, which holds a large stake in both Apple and Tesla was on CNBC Wednesday to discuss why he feels Apple won’t be buying…

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Who's going to disrupt real estate?

There’s an interesting article in Forbes (from last week) called, "Invest in the Disruptors of the Real Estate Industry.” It’s by Ross Gerber who runs a wealth and investment management firm out of LA called Gerber Kawasaki. He’s also a fellow Penn alum.

I like the article because I agree with the problem he’s identified. The real estate market is imperfect and inefficient. We need a proper electronic marketplace.

But I disagree with where he feels the solution will (or may) come from. I don’t think it’ll come from an incumbent like Zillow. They make money from agents and if they’re perceived to be driving down commissions, those customers are going to flee.

Instead, I believe it’s going to come from a new entrant—a startup. And like most disruptors it’ll probably seem benign and, frankly, a bit crazy at first. Agents will dismiss it as a silly tool that will never cut into their business.

But slowly and surely, that’s exactly what it’ll do.