The Tesla boss said he was back to working "24/7" and needed to focus on his companies, including Tesla. The stock is up sharply after April lows.

Yesterday (May 28), Tesla chair Robyn Denholm received a letter signed by 12 major pension funds that collectively hold significant stakes in the company. As first reported by the Financial Times, the letter calls on Musk to commit to working at least 40 hours per week at Tesla.

Tesla investors sent a letter to the company's board chair demanding Elon Musk returns to work as tech billionaire steps away from Washington.

A group of Tesla shareholders said they feared Elon Musk's car maker was being impacted by "long-term damage."

In the wake of a difficult phase at Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA), a group of leading pension funds is urging CEO Elon Musk to commit at least 40 hours a week to the automaker.

Tesla shares climbed nearly 7% on Tuesday, May 27 following CEO Elon Musk’s commitment to refocus on his core businesses after recent operational challenges at his social media

Shareholders are demanding at least 40 hours a week from Musk, who's been spending a lot of his time on politics despite Tesla's mounting issues.

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