💰Musk dona más de 100 millones de dólares en acciones de Tesla a entes benéficos sin identificar
El popular empresario Elon Musk ha donado 268.000 acciones de Tesla Inc. a organizaciones benéficas no identificadas justo antes del fin de 2024, según Reuters, que cita un documento regulatorio.
El obsequio, valorado en entre 108,2 y 112 millones de dólares, según cálculos de distintas agencias, formaría parte de una "planificación fiscal de fin de año".
💰Musk dona más de 100 millones de dólares en acciones de Tesla a entes benéficos sin identificar
El popular empresario Elon Musk ha donado 268.000 acciones de Tesla Inc. a organizaciones benéficas no identificadas justo antes del fin de 2024, según Reuters, que cita un documento regulatorio.
El obsequio, valorado en entre 108,2 y 112 millones de dólares, según cálculos de distintas agencias, formaría parte de una "planificación fiscal de fin de año".
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