Elon Musk said Saturday that he plans to focus on critical tech at X, Tesla and SpaceX, while scaling back his role with DOGE.

Elon Musk is set to overhaul his time management strategy, dedicating himself entirely to his tech enterprises following a series of challenges that have impacted their performance and reputation.

Elon Musk is criticizing the centerpiece of President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda, saying he's “disappointed” in what Trump calls his “big beautiful bill.”

For his part, Musk has pulled back his DOGE work, saying he plans to focus on running his companies, which include X, Tesla and SpaceX. Musk had been a frequent presence in the White House since Trump's election.

Elon Musk on Tuesday postponed by a few hours an expected update on SpaceX's plan to launch missions to Mars, saying it will take place after a Starship test flight scheduled for later in the day. He did not give a reason.

The mid-flight explosion of SpaceX’s Starship — its third consecutive setback — underscores the daunting challenges Elon Musk faces in achieving his lofty space ambitions as the world’s richest person pledges to scale back his political work in Washington to focus on his business empire.

As Musk winds down at DOGE, he returns to a business empire flush with opportunities and fewer investigations—but new reputational challenges.

Tesla will roll out about 10 self-driving cars in some parts of Austin, Texas, and deployment would scale up to about a thousand within a few months.

Elon Musk shifts attention back to X, xAI, Tesla, and SpaceX after a major outage, scaling back political work to oversee key tech rollouts and regain investor confidence.