Core Viewpoint - The return of former CEO Rob Katz to Vail Resorts has positively impacted the company's stock, which rose nearly 9% in response to the news, contrasting with a decline in the S&P 500 [1][2]. Leadership Transition - Rob Katz has resumed his role as CEO, replacing Kirsten Lynch, who will remain as an advisor during a transitional period [2]. - Katz previously served as CEO for 16 years and was the executive chairperson at the time of his reappointment [4]. Company Performance and Guidance - Vail Resorts updated its fiscal year guidance, now expecting EBITDA to be at the lower end of the previous range of $841 million to $877 million, while the net income forecast remains unchanged at $257 million to $309 million [5]. - The impact of Katz's return on the company's future performance will be assessed in the upcoming quarters [6].

Core Viewpoint - The Tesla board is reportedly considering finding a new CEO to replace Elon Musk, although this claim has been denied by Tesla's chairman, Robyn Denholm, who expressed confidence in Musk's abilities [1][3]. Financial Performance - Tesla's Q1 revenue decreased by 9% year-over-year, with automotive business revenue down by 20% and net profit plummeting by 71% [3]. Management Changes - Elon Musk announced plans to significantly reduce his time managing the government efficiency department starting in May, intending to dedicate more time to Tesla [3]. - Reports indicate that Musk is preparing to step down from his official role in the government efficiency department, with confirmation from White House Chief of Staff Susan Wiles that Musk is no longer physically present in the White House [3]. Board's Actions - The Tesla board has allegedly contacted multiple headhunting firms to explore potential successors for Musk [3].