CSL Limited (ASX: CSL), Australia's largest healthcare company, dropped a bombshell on investors this week. On 10 February, the company announced that CEO Dr Paul McKenzie was leaving, effective immediately. Shares crashed around 5% in the closing auction, finishing at A$171.39. The very next morning, weak half-year earnings sent shares plunging again, falling as low as A$151.30 before recovering to around A$163.44, an eight-year low.
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