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Daniel Mudd will take a leave of absence as chief executive officer of Fortress Investment Group LLC after he was sued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over his role as former CEO of Fannie Mae.
Charter Communications Inc. gained the most in more than four months after naming Thomas Rutledge chief executive officer to help lead the company back to profitability.
Apple Pledges To Tackle Poor Labor Conditions (03:22)
An internal from CEO Tim Cook promises to address poor labor conditions.
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