BusinessThe disclosure sent ‌its shares up more than 20%. Lucid's shares have lost about ​97% of ‌their value ​since the company went public, ⁠as it has struggled to turn a profit nearly five years after ​its ⁠market ⁠debut. Picture credit: ReutersSaudi billionaire ‌Prince ​Alwaleed bin Talal has taken a 5% stake in Lucid, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday. The disclosure, which comes weeks after the ⁠electric-vehicle maker pushed back against speculation about a potential take-private deal or a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, sent ‌its shares up more than 20%. Here are some details: