After a political detour that angered customers and tanked profits, the billionaire CEO returns to a Tesla in crisis.

Tesla boss Elon Musk said his firm has completed its first-ever driverless car delivery to a customer – a milestone that comes as struggling automaker scrambles to reverse a recent sales slump.

“I could not compromise my values,” he told Business Insider. Tesla is facing a wave of high-profile resignations, including top executive Omead Afshar, as sales decline. Former employee Matthew ...

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