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Theo Wayt is a reporter covering Elon Musk's companies including Tesla, xAI and SpaceX for The Information. He previously covered Amazon, e-commerce and logistics for The Information and technology for the New York Post's business desk. He lives in New York and can be reached via email at [email protected] or through text message or Signal at 917-300-8909.
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