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Elon Musk just raised $3 billion – while giving his investors some unusual homework.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the tunneling company told certain investors they would also need to help recruit employees or assist with business development. That could mean introducing The Boring Company to government officials in places where it wants to build new tunnels.
In some cases, failing to produce viable job candidates could give the company the right to repurchase part of an investor’s stake.
Elon Musk responded to the report with just one word: “True.”
