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Domino's was sold for $1.5 billion to a private equity firm, and Joe Jordan was appointed CEO effective October 1.

7 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 31
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Domino's was sold for $1.5 billion to a private equity firm, and Joe Jordan was appointed CEO effective October 1.

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  1. Joe Jordan confirmed in COO and president role at Domino's.1 source
  2. Russell Weiner retired from CEO role as Joe Jordan was tapped for the position at Domino's.1 source
  3. Domino's undergoes major corporate change: acquisition by private equity and new CEO appointment.1 source

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