Musk Seeks Powerful Corporate Laws
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Democrats Expected to Pass a Bill (Drafted by Elon's Lawyers) That Threatens Your Retirement Fund

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The world’s richest man has introduced legislation that would rewrite Delaware 's corporate laws to empower corporations that are already immensely powerful.
Critics say the legislation would allow companies to misbehave on a massive scale and leave shareholders with few avenues of retaliation.
The legislation in question was drafted by Richards, Layton & Finger , a law firm that counts Musk as one of its clients.
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