Domino's chief Mark van Dyck will leave just before Christmas. But now Domino’s must start again with a new CEO and a new strategy to lift the pizza maker out of the earnings doldrums.

Mark van Dyck’s sudden exit comes after the chief executive made sweeping changes to the business. Shares tanked nearly 20 per cent on Wednesday.

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(Bloomberg) -- Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd.’s outgoing Group Chief Executive and Managing Director Mark van Dyck chose to resign and wasn’t pushed out, the company’s billionaire interim Executive ...

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Van Dyck succeeded CEO and managing director Don Meij, who had been with Domino’s for almost 40 years, in November. Cowin is the company’s biggest shareholder and was already its chairman.