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It's Friday June 14th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of What's News?

The top headlines and business stories moving your world today. A day after Tesla shareholders voted to reinstate a multi-billion dollar pay package for CEO

Elon Musk, attention is now turning to how the matter will play out in court.

That's because it was a Delaware judge that initially overturned the pay package, finding

the Tesla's board was conflicted when negotiating it, and it will be a Delaware judge

again that will now need to be convinced to change her ruling.

Stephen Wilmot is an editor of the Wall Street journals Heard on the street column, and he said that while some

legal questions remain unanswered, Musk is more likely now to end up with his options, especially

given that investors have the added knowledge of how much those options are worth.

But that doesn't mean questions around how Musk runs Tesla are fully settled.

Well, I mean, it's clear that not everyone is fully on board, particularly institutional investors,

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