LexRank Summarization
- With a few minutes to go before Telsa's quarterly earnings call ended, Elon Musk surprised investors with news that chief financial officer Deepak Ahuja will be leaving the company.
- The news caused stocks to drop by as much as 5.9 percent in late trading, even as the earnings call promised lower prices of its Model 3 sedan with a new Model Y version.
- All is not doom and gloom, as the company did say that it's possible to post a profit in the first quarter of this year.
TextRank Summarization
- With a few minutes to go before Telsa's quarterly earnings call ended, Elon Musk surprised investors with news that chief financial officer Deepak Ahuja will be leaving the company.
- His role will be replaced by Tesla's vice president of finance, Zach Kirkhorn.
- Ahuja is retiring -- for the second time, reports Reuters.