Elon Musk is set to be questioned in a lawsuit regarding his Twitter buyout, as reported by Bloomberg. Meanwhile, Delaware lawmakers are considering a proposal to reform the state's corporate laws, which has gained traction following concerns that prominent business figures, including Musk, may relocate their companies if the legal environment does not improve. The proposed changes received initial support from an influential committee, reflecting a bipartisan effort to address the fallout from recent court rulings that have prompted backlash from major corporations. These rulings have led to speculation about a potential exodus of companies from Delaware, a state historically known for its business-friendly legal framework. Musk's legal battles continue as Tesla appeals a lower court's decision that rejected his $56 billion pay package, arguing that the ruling contained multiple legal errors. This appeal follows a series of contentious court decisions affecting Musk's compensation and the broader corporate landscape in Delaware, raising questions about the state's reputation as a corporate haven.