Elon Musk fears no one and he wants to show it.
Take Apple (AAPL) – Get Apple Inc. Report, the world’s most valuable company with a market value of $2.406 trillion: the chief executive officer of Tesla (TSLA) – Get Tesla Inc. Report believes that the manufacturer of the iPhone has not invented anything for a while.
Or Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook (FB) – Get Meta Platforms Inc. Report, which will fully become Meta Platforms on June 9: Musk thinks the social media giant is too powerful. And he even goes further when it comes to talking about Zuckerberg with whom he has a stormy relationship.
In April, he called the CEO of Facebook “Zuckerberg the Fourteenth,” in an apparent nod to Louis the XIV, the French king famous for his hubris and excess
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As for Jeff Bezos, the founder of online retail giant Amazon AMZN, Musk had this to say recently in a tweet: “If he wants to get to orbit, less partying and more work would be advisable.” Bezos runs Blue Origin, a space tourism company that offers sub-orbital flights. Musk’s SpaceX routinely launches satellites into orbit on its reusable rockets.
Musk questioned the credibility of Bill Gates, the co-founder of software giant Microsoft (MSFT) – Get Microsoft Corporation Report, because the latter deigned to short Tesla shares.
Until now, Musk had avoided criticizing another of the top 10 most valued companies in the world, Google (Alphabet) (GOOGL) – Get Alphabet Inc. Report.
But now the richest…
