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Elon Musk and his companies, from Tesla to X, are embroiled in dozens of lawsuits on a variety of topics. Heres a rundown.

A study looked into brain function of four privateer astronauts who spent time in space, and found that their performances dropped in orbit

The Pentagon announced the first winning bidders in its rocket launch program sweepstakes on Thursday.

Vote comes as Tesla faces challenges from consumers

The U.S. Department of Defense has selected Blue Origin, SpaceX, and United Launch Alliance (ULA) to compete for national security space missions in a program worth $5.6 billion. This selection marks the next phase of the Pentagon's rocket launch program, requiring rockets to be mission-ready by December.

The pay package was approved by investors in 2018 but was struck down by a court in January. Will Elon Musk get $56 billion? How Tesla shares reacted?

The mercurial billionaire may face fresh lawsuits on the package, which would be the largest in US corporate history.

It might be sooner than we think...

Musk, who's developing an AI chatbot to challenge ChatGPT, said he may ban his employees from using Apple devices after the iPhone maker inked a deal with OpenAI, a company he was suing --up until today.

SpaceX has retrieved several pieces of fallen debris in southern Saskatchewan, months after the space junk first landed in farmers fields.