SpaceX, a company led by Elon Musk, is set to release its first quarterly earnings since becoming a public company. This development will be followed by an opportunity for investors to pose questions to Musk. The earnings release and subsequent questioning session are scheduled to take place on a Tuesday.
Further details about the earnings call and the questions Musk is likely to face are available from the source, KXAN.
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