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The nine jurors reached a verdict after less than two hours.
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Musk is accused of misleading investors with his usage of Twitter for a Tesla buyout.
Ford slashes Mustang Mach-E prices as EV battle heats up
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Musk makes $11b in two days while on trial
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Musk seeks Texas, not California, for Tesla shareholder trial
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Trouble at Tesla: The end of a golden age of growth?
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Elon Musk shares rare image of his son
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Musk plans to relaunch Twitter premium service - again
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'Twitter Blue' signups unavailable after fake accounts flood platform
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