Elon Musk moves the brain implant business Neuralink from Delaware to Nevada

Elon Musk moves the brain implant business Neuralink from Delaware to Nevada

Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant startup, has relocated its corporate headquarters from Delaware to Nevada.

Neuralink, a brain implant startup founded by Elon Musk, has moved its registered office from Delaware to Nevada. The modification was made in response to legal troubles Musk had in Delaware, including payment concerns and his acquisition of Twitter.

Musk said in a January tweet that no firm should be incorporated in Delaware, which prompted this action. "Never incorporate your company in the state of Delaware," he said.

Following Judge Kathleen McCormick of the Delaware Court of Chancery's decision on the $56 billion pay of the CEO of Tesla, Musk made remarks. According to Judge McCormick, it was a "immense sum."

Not all of Elon Musk's businesses have reincorporated outside of Delaware, including Neuralink. The wealthiest person on the planet earlier renamed Ax's firm from Twitter and relocated it from Delaware to Nevada. Company executives have excellent defense against investor claims because to Nevada's business rules.

According to a communication to the company's shareholders as well as the Nevada Secretary of State's office, the transfer of Delaware to Nevada was finalized on February 8.

According to the notification given to shareholders, which Bloomberg examined, they would now be included in the outstanding shares of the Nevada company together with their existing interests in the Delaware corporation.

Philip Mao, a lawyer for Neuralink, refused to comment to Bloomberg.

Musk said on Twitter last week that his business, Neuralink, has successfully implanted a device in a human body for the first time. This device is made so that those with severe injuries may only use computers by thinking. According to Musk, this gadget would eventually enable anybody to operate computers, phones, and a host of other gadgets just by thinking.

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