Tesla rejected a new anti-harassment policy days before Elon Musk sued for sexual harassment at SpaceX

At Tesla’s annual stockholder meeting last week, investors weighed in on twelve proposals for the company, voting on everything from ho-hum board appointments to headline-news making decisions like whether CEO Elon Musk should get paid the $56 billion compensation package shareholders first approved in 2018.

The stockholders upheld that compensation agreement, but they also voted down commitments to hold off on sourcing minerals from deep sea mining, take into account sustainability metrics for senior executive compensation...