Zynex shares rise 10.32% intraday as CBO Anna Lucsok's resignation accelerates 60,746 restricted stock vesting.

think> Okay, let's see. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. The example provided shows the structure they want. So first, I need to extract the company name, percentage change, time period, and the reason for the price movement. The input here is about Zynex. The percentage is 10.31746032%, which needs to be rounded to two decimal places. That would be 10.32%. The time period is intraday. Next, the reason for the price movement. The text mentions that Anna Lucsok, a company executive, resigned as Chief Business Officer on October 10, 2025. After her resignation, the compensation acceleration was approved on October 20, 2025. This involved 60,746 unvested restricted shares accelerating. So the key points here are the executive's resignation and the accelerated vesting of shares. I need to phrase this concisely. The example uses "with the company announcing..." but in this case, the event is the resignation and the subsequent approval. So maybe something like "following the resignation of COO Anna Lucsok and the approval of accelerated vesting of 60,746 unvested restricted shares." Wait, the user specified to retain key information. The dates are important here: October 10 and October 20. But the example didn't include specific dates, just the event. Hmm, the example's output didn't mention the dates either, just the announcement. So maybe the dates aren't necessary unless they're crucial. The main point is the resignation and the accelerated shares. Also, the company name is Zynex, and the time period is intraday. So the headline should start with "Zynex surged 10.32% intraday, following..." Let me check the rules again: keep the company name unchanged, round the percentage, add time period, brief reason with key info. The example's reason included the subsidiary's project. Here, the key info is the resignation and the accelerated shares. Putting it all together: "Zynex surged 10.32% intraday, following the resignation of COO Anna Lucsok and the approval of accelerated vesting for 60,746 unvested restricted shares." That seems to cover all required elements. Let me verify the percentage rounding again. 10.31746032 rounds to 10.32, correct. The time period is intraday. The reason is the resignation and the accelerated shares. The company name is kept as Zynex. I think that's it. No trailing zeros, concise, includes all required parts. The example also had a line break, but the user didn't specify that. Wait, the example output has a line break between the headline and the company description. But in the transformation rules, the user says to provide a brief reason. So maybe just the first sentence is the headline, and the rest is additional info. But the example shows the output as two paragraphs. However, the user's instruction says to write the article in English, but the example's output has the headline and then the detailed info. But the user's rules for the transformation include the brief reason in the headline. Wait, looking back: "Provide a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So the headline should include the reason, not a separate paragraph. The example has the headline with the reason, and then the rest is more details. But in the example's output, the first part is the headline, and the second part is the company description. But the user's instruction says to transform the text into a concise news headline, which includes the company name, percentage, time period, and brief reason. So perhaps the entire output is the headline, with the company description as part of it. However, the example's output has two paragraphs. But maybe in the actual task, the user wants the headline to be a single sentence with the key info, and the rest as supporting details. But according to the rules, the headline should include the brief reason. So perhaps the entire output is the headline. But the example shows two paragraphs. Maybe the user wants the headline as the first sentence, followed by the rest of the details. But the user's instruction says to transform into a concise news headline, so maybe the headline is just the first sentence. However, the example's output includes both the headline and the company description. But the user's rules say to include the company name, percentage, time period, and brief reason. The example's output includes the company name, the percentage, the time period, and the reason (subsidiary project), then the company description. So maybe the user expects the headline to be the first sentence with the key info, followed by the company description.