马斯克上诉获胜，恢复2018年560亿美元的特斯拉薪酬协议

Core Viewpoint - The Delaware Supreme Court has reinstated Elon Musk's 2018 compensation package valued at $56 billion, overturning a previous lower court ruling that dismissed the agreement as "unfathomable" [2][6]. Group 1: Compensation Package Details - The reinstated compensation plan is the largest to date and allows Musk to purchase approximately 30.4 million shares of Tesla at a significant discount, contingent on the company meeting various milestones [2][6]. - Initially estimated at $56 billion in 2018, the potential value of the compensation package has ballooned to around $120 billion by early November due to rising stock prices, representing about 9% of Tesla's outstanding shares [2][6]. Group 2: Legal Context and Implications - A Delaware judge concluded that Tesla's board had conflicts of interest and concealed key facts from shareholders during the approval of the compensation plan, leading to the annulment of the 2018 agreement [3][7]. - Musk has criticized the Delaware judiciary as hostile to tech founders and has encouraged companies to consider relocating their legal domicile to states like Nevada or Texas, although Delaware remains the most popular state for U.S. public company registrations [3][7].