Reactions As Elon Musk says His 10 children won't control, Inherit His Companies: “They Can Make Their Own”

Elon Reeve Musk, the United State billionaire, and the CEO of Twitter has made it clear he will not be handing control of his multi-billion dollar companies over to his children. Musk said he has already identified and selected particular people to take over if something happened to him
Elon Musk revealed that he plans to allow his children to fend for themselves rather than give them riches without effort.
The Tesla owner said he is not in the school of thought of leaving everything to his kids and would not automatically hand them share to his companies.
Elon Musk is the richest man alive and has built several companies into multinationals.
Elon Musk has plans According to IOL, SpaceX and Tesla help Musk rake in a network of $188 billion, but his children will not simply inherit it at all.
Instead of handing the reigns of his company over to his children, the South African-born business magnate has already made plans. He said: "I am not of the school of automatically giving my kids some shares of the companies, even if they have no interest or inclination or ability to manage the company. I think that's a mistake."

The reports say that Musk has already identified particular people to take over control of the companies, and the board is aware of his recommendation. Elon Musk is quoted as saying: "Succession" is one of the "toughest age-old problems. It's plagued countries, kings and CEOs since the dawn of history."

"There is no obvious solution. I mean there are particular individuals identified as, that I've told the board, look, if something happens to me unexpectedly, this is my recommendation for taking over."

recently reported that Musk had left his role as CEO of Twitter to Linda Yaccarino, an advertising guru. Reactions on Elon Musk's decision Mia Street joked: "Yeah, because there's too many of them." Ntameni Mulaudzi also wrote "I'd do that too. He is the business, kids must be as passionate as him in order to take his dream to the next level." Amanda Labuschagne added: "They can make their own." Andrew Pienaar speculated: "It would seem for Elon, money is simply a tool to achieve what others consider impossible - very much doubt he cares how much he has, simply that he has enough to do what he wants to do." Aron Matjila said: "Lies, that's what Bill Gates said, and then a 16yr old got $10m." Elon Musk gives his opinion on civilisation, human progress Meanwhile, in another report, the World's Richest man, Elon Musk, has explained what death means to him.
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