Tesla (1114, 36.96, 3.43%) CEO Elon Musk responded on Twitter (53.54, -0.75, -1.38%) on Twitter on Sunday that if the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) could accurately describe how $6 billion was used to tackle global hunger, he would sell his shares immediately.
Earlier, David Beasley, the administrator of the United Nations World Food Programme, commented on the food crisis in an interview, calling on super-rich people like Musk and Amazon (3372.43, -74.14, -2.15%) to come forward and provide "one-time assistance." "Just $6 billion could save 42 million lives worldwide," he said. ”
Musk's current net worth is $311 billion, and $6 billion is a tiny fraction of his wealth, less than the $9.3 billion he added in just one day on Oct. 29.
Musk responded on Twitter: "If WFP can accurately describe how $6 billion can solve global hunger using transparent and open accounting methods on this Twitter-themed post, I will immediately sell Tesla stock to solve the problem of hunger." ”
Source: Sina Finance
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