Elon Musk has a habit of answering the biggest questions about his companies without actually answering them. He was asked directly at the All-In Summit why Tesla and SpaceX still operate as two separate companies. He gave an answer that sounded like a riddle but landed like a signal. The comment reignited a debate that has been building on Wall Street, where analysts, prediction markets and even Musk's own business partners increasingly treat a Tesla-SpaceX combination as a matter of when rather than if. Elon Musk's latest comments hint at a possible merger Speaking at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles on September 14, Musk was asked why the two companies remain separate given how closely they already work together.
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