Although shareholders of Tesla (TSLA.O) voted to support the restoration of CEO Elon Musk's record-breaking compensation plan at the company's annual meeting on June 13, a judge in Delaware again rejected the plan, deciding to uphold the initial ruling from January that the compensation plan is illegal. The reason given was that shareholders were not adequately informed of its details, and there was insufficient independence among Tesla's board members. However, lawyers for Tesla and Musk argued that the results of the second shareholder vote in June, which supported the compensation plan, paved the way for its valid restoration. The stock option plan was originally valued at $2.6 billion and soared to $56 billion when the judge canceled the plan. Based on Monday's closing price, the plan is worth $101.5 billion. (Jinshi)