Contrition pays off — just ask Elon Musk. The Tesla Inc. chief executive officer began the question-and-answer portion of the carmaker’s second-quarter earnings call by atoning for what he called his “bad manners” three months earlier. Musk then took the first two questions from two analysts he was harshest with last quarter — Sanford C. Bernstein’s Toni Sacconaghi and RBC Capital Markets’ Joseph Spak — and offered personal apologies. …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
