Round and round we go https://t.co/SVJzkUBxB8

— Charley Grant (@CGrantWSJ) June 1, 2021

Tesla failed to oversee Elon Musk's tweets in recent years, twice violating a court-ordered policy that requires company lawyers to approve them, the SEC said. Musk and Tesla paid $40 million to settle a 2018 action brought by the SEC over his tweets. https://t.co/u2nyXDmi27

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) June 1, 2021

The SEC has informed Tesla at least twice that Elon Musk's tweets violated their agreement, in 2019 and 2020.https://t.co/kPgO8g8kRq

I guess an SEC FOIA finally hit?

— Jeremy C. Owens (@jowens510) June 1, 2021

SEC said Elon Musk's Tesla tweets violated settlement agreement, WSJ reports https://t.co/btUaYJDZgs

— CNBC (@CNBC) June 2, 2021

This man doesn't even respect the authorities or the rules. He must be stopped!!!#STOPELON https://t.co/FHITbE0bxl

— STOPELON (@STOPELON_BSC) June 2, 2021

SEC said Elon Musk's Tesla tweets violated settlement agreement, WSJ reports https://t.co/jyd2e51bVi pic.twitter.com/WhAIReDFCM

— Phil LeBeau (@Lebeaucarnews) June 2, 2021

SEC said Elon Musk Tesla tweets violated settlement agreement per WSJ ⁦@NorthmanTrader⁩ ⁦@WallStCynic⁩ About time. ⁦@CapitalPrivate1⁩ This musk is a tremendous fraud along w Cramer and other cons at CNBC https://t.co/hthZtdRoro

— Nick (@Ufc26) June 2, 2021

Nothing new under the sun

CNBC: SEC said Elon Musk's Tesla tweets violated settlement agreement, WSJ reports.https://t.co/hddq09BMjE

via @GoogleNews

— Peter (@_Bayes_Theorem) June 2, 2021