Group 1 - Tesla has proposed an unprecedented compensation plan for CEO Elon Musk, which could grant him 423.7 million shares worth up to $1.2 trillion if the company's market value rises from $1 trillion to $8.5 trillion within 10 years [1] - The plan includes 12 strict milestones, such as delivering 1 million Optimus humanoid robots, 20 million Tesla vehicles, and launching 1 million autonomous taxi services, along with increasing adjusted EBITDA to $400 billion [1] - Following the announcement, Tesla's stock price rose by 3.64%, reaching a market capitalization of $1.13 trillion, despite a recent 28% decline due to weak sales and Musk's political controversies [1] Group 2 - Elon Musk currently holds 410 million shares of Tesla valued at $138.8 billion, with a total net worth of $378 billion when including assets from SpaceX, xAI, and others [2] - Tesla's board insists that Musk's public engagements do not detract from his leadership focus, which is deemed essential for the company's growth [2] - The rollout of the autonomous taxi service is seen as a key factor in restoring Tesla's growth momentum, paving the way for the realization of the high-value compensation plan [2]

Group 1 - Avride is expanding its autonomous vehicle testing in Dallas, preparing to launch a driverless taxi service through Uber [2] - Tesla's Robotaxi application is now open to the public, with plans to remove safety drivers by the end of the year [2] - BYD's Yangwang U8L is set to launch on September 12, with a pre-sale price of 1.3 million yuan and advanced smart driving capabilities [2] - Deep Blue Automotive has announced a management reshuffle, with Deng Chenghao becoming chairman and Jiang Hairong as CEO [2]

Market Overview - US stock indices opened mixed on September 4, with Nasdaq up 0.2%, S&P 500 up 0.13%, and Dow Jones down 0.07% [1] Company News - C3.ai experienced a decline of over 10% due to first-quarter earnings falling short of expectations [1] - Salesforce dropped more than 6% as the company forecasted third-quarter revenue below expectations [1] - Figma saw a significant drop of over 17%, marking its largest decline since August 4, with Bank of America lowering its target price from $85 to $69 [1] - Tesla announced that its Robotaxi application is now open to the public as of September 3 [2] - Amazon completed the acquisition of Indian online financial platform Axio after receiving regulatory approval from the Reserve Bank of India, aiming to expand credit coverage across India [3] - ConocoPhillips confirmed plans to cut up to 25% of its workforce, approximately 3,250 employees, with most layoffs expected to be completed by the end of the year [4] - Faraday Future's founder and Co-CEO Jia Yueting increased his stake in the company by approximately $180,000, as part of a previously signed trading plan [5]