'Wolf of Wall Street' Producer to Pay $60 Million in Settlement

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'Wolf of Wall Street' Producer to Pay $60 Million in Settlement

The producer of the “Wolf of Wall Street” agreed to pay $60 million to settle claims it financed the movie with money siphoned from a Malaysian state investment fund.
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Asian markets spooked by Gary Cohn's resignation

Asia-Pacific stocks were broadly lower Wednesday with investors spooked by news that Gary Cohn would resign as President Donald Trump's top economic adviser after he lost a fight over tariffs.
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Ann-Arbor Based Domino's Overtakes Pizza Hut with Focus on Technology

Pizza Hut was the world's No. 1 pizza chain, based on revenue, until now. Domino's passes it with help from a relentless pursuit of digital technology, reports Frank Witsil of the Detroit Free Press.
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Senate banking bill likely to boost chances of bank bailouts, CBO says

A bipartisan bill that's on the Senate floor this week would increase the odds of government funding going to bail out failed banks, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office.
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Ex-Microsoft Australia CEO To Take Xero Founder's Place

Rod Drury, founder and CEO of New Zealand small and medium-sized business (SMB) accounting company Xero, is stepping down from the position, according to Sunday (Mar. 4) ZDNet reports. Microsoft Australia CEO Steve Vamos will take Drury's place next month. Drury founded Xero 11 years ago,
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