The Latest Breaking News from Robyn Denholm

Tesla chair Robyn Denholm has now liquidated roughly $150 million in shares since early December, dwarfing the $1 million open market purchase by director Joe Gebbia.

The estranged son of Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch exercised some of his stock options, contributing to the worst single-day loss for Tesla since September 2020.

Denholm’s latest sale means she has liquidated roughly $117 million in stock over the past three months.

Despite finally retiring, Lauren Jackson is more involved in basketball than ever with the legend looking to reignite the WNBL and keep women in the game.

Like it or not, almost every new development in the global automotive industry is dominated by the new Trump administration. What impact will its very different set of policies have on the world's second-biggest car market? What happens with any new auto tariffs? And what does it mean for the…

Tesla directors settled a nearly five-year-long legal dispute that represents the latest critique of the board’s lax governance under Robyn Denholm.

After Elon Musk’s CEO pay package, currently worth over $100 billion in stock, was struck down once more, Tesla will argue its case before the state’s supreme court.

A study of Australian research investments has been welcomed by business, academic and technology groups, but some say more urgent action is needed.

Tesla insiders are planning to offload 1.13 million shares, including Kimbal Musk and Chair Robyn Denholm.

Among the concerns Warren outlined in her letter are Musk's establishment of xAI, an artificial intelligence startup, and threats he made to work on AI outside Tesla unless he was granted greater voting control, among other issues.

Larry Kestelman and Robyn Denholm will have the majority interest of the WNBL after the 2024-25 season, with Basketball Australia retaining a minority stake.