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A judge rejects Elon Musk's multi-billion dollar Tesla pay package for a second time.

Plus, Ukraine's president signals he's open to negotiating with Russia in exchange for NATO membership.

It's very tricky for Zelensky.

He is under pressure from Washington or will be to move to peace.

But if he's seen as selling his country out in that piece, his political future is in trouble

and the country is in trouble.

And China's vast bureaucracy tries to free workers from red tape.

It's Tuesday, December 3rd.

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 Delaware judge has again rejected Elon Musk's Tesla pay package,

which is valued at more than $100 billion

based on yesterday's close. Tesla argued that a shareholder vote approving the package for a second

time had addressed many of the court's criticisms that Musk's compensation deal had been

flawed, partly because of insufficient disclosures to investors. However, the judge

said there were no grounds to reverse her earlier decision to strike down the package.

The ruling marks another setback for Tesla's directors, who have said that the record stock

option deal to compensate Musk for a decade of work is necessary to ensure that he stays focused on the

carmaker amid tough times for the auto sector. Tesla vowed to appeal the decision, while Musk said

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