The bankrupt rental car operator said Jackson, who also stepped down from his post as executive vice president, would remain at the company until Sept. 11 to help with a transition and would forfeit a retention bonus.
Martin Tripp, embroiled in a legal battle with the automaker over the alleged theft of trade secrets, agreed he wouldn’t re-upload or repost prohibited information and would owe Tesla $500 per day if he discloses anything covered by the protective order.
The retired president has not been charged with a crime but reportedly has been implicated in a yearslong corruption probe. This year, he returned more than $50,000 in travel expenses the union deemed “not appropriate.”
The automaker is donating 1.5 million masks toward a wider effort to provide 4 million of the face coverings to low-income communities, senior centers, schools and homeless shelters across the state.
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