When President Trump broke with White House tradition to make policy via Twitter, the White House declared his tweets to be official statements.
When Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk turned to the same medium on Tuesday to share plans to take the automaker private, the government had a different attitude: The Securities and Exchange Commission questioned whether the flamboyant manager was serious, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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