Elon Musk's Strategic Shift: From Politics to Tech
Elon Musk's move away from the Trump administration aims to refocus his attention on Tesla and SpaceX amid challenges. Investors wonder if he can revive Tesla's sales while maintaining his various ventures, including SpaceX. His exit prompts both relief and scrutiny over future strategies in a competitive market.

Elon Musk's separation from the Trump administration has garnered attention as investors hope he redirects his energy towards his business empire, including Tesla and SpaceX, which are currently navigating challenging waters.
Musk's decision comes as Tesla faces a decline in sales and SpaceX encounters setbacks in rocket launches. Investors are keenly observing whether Musk can revive Tesla's sales while managing his diverse interests that benefit from governmental connections.
Additionally, Musk has vocalized criticism regarding the forthcoming tax legislation and has decided to reduce political spending. His company Tesla looks towards maintaining energy tax credits to support America's energy independence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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