Source: Market Index In the large caps space, Domino's Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP)’s shares were down almost 7 per cent after CEO Don Meij announced he’s stepping down after 22 years at the helm.

The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 dipped 0.40 percent to 8,131.80, with financials and consumer stocks leading losses. The broader All Ordinaries index closed 0.42 percent lower at 8,387.80.

Pizza chain Domino’s has announced the retirement of long-time boss Don Meij and picked Mark van Dyck as its new global leader.

Don Meij started as a delivery driver and held the top job for 22 years. But also he led the business through downgrades and ...

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“What we have here is the Bathurst of cycling.” Domino’s chief executive Don Meij is stepping down from the pizza business he helmed for 22 years, saying the time was right to step back and make way ...

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Domino's Pizza Chief Executive Don Meij announced his retirement from the company he joined as a pizza delivery driver 37 years ago. Mr Meij took over as chief executive in 2002, overseeing the ...

Meij, who has served as Domino’s global chief executive since 2002, will be replaced tomorrow by former Coca-Cola executive Mark van Dyck.

The Australian share market continued to decline on Tuesday, after the central bank maintained the key policy rate in a 12-year-high level.