Musk is pivoting from DC and Doge’s failures – and wants investors to know

The billionaire mogul is signaling far and wide that he's back to business, and even criticizing Trump's tax bill

Elon Musk really wants the public - and investors - to know that he's leaving Washington DC behind.

In a series of interviews and social media posts this week, Musk has criticized Donald Trump's marquee tax bill and emphasized his recommitment to leading SpaceX, Tesla and the artificial intelligence company xAI. The world's richest person claimed that he was back to working around the clock at his companies - to the point of sleeping in conference rooms and factory offices once again.