• CEO of Denmark's largest bank steps down over Estonian money laundering scandal.
• Thomas Borgen resigned after an investigation into the scandal which could have impacted €200 billion ($234 billion) of transactions.
• Danske Bank has so far identified 6,200 customers who may have been involved in suspicious activity, undertaken via its Estonian branch...

• Wall Street analysts had a bone to pick with Oracle in notes to their clients published Tuesday, following mixed results in Oracle's first quarter FY2019 earnings on Monday.
• Goldman Sachs lowered its price target for the database giant, while others questioned whether management is up to the task of reigniting growth.
• Oracle reported revenue growth of just 1% year-over-year, leaving some on Wall Street feeling that transformation at the company "continues to take longer than hoped."...

• MoviePass' parent company, Helios and Matheson Analytics, will propose a reverse stock split of up to 1-for-500 to its shareholders in a special meeting next month.
• It's the latest attempt by the struggling movie-ticket subscription service to not have the HMNY stock be delisted by the Nasdaq in mid-December.

Next month, MoviePass will try its most dramatic step yet to revive its failing stock...

• Tyson Foods CEO Tom Hayes is stepping down, with veteran leader Noel White succeeding his role, the company announced Monday.
• The company reiterated his adjusted earnings-per-share guidance for fiscal year 2018.
• The sudden CEO transition is a "surprise", but should not cause any short-term volatility, said Jefferies analyst Akshay Jagdale...

• Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne Benioff will buy Time Magazine for $190 million.
• The announcement comes just eight months after Meredith Corp., publisher of several popular print publications, completed its purchase of Time.
• In a note relayed by Time editor-in-chief Edward Felsenthal, Benioff said he and his wife would have "no operational responsibility" for the weekly outlet, and acquired it as an investment...

• Tesla CEO Elon Musk defended the company's board of directors on Friday via Twitter.
• "The Tesla board has done incredible work overseeing the largest value creation in the auto industry in 100+ years, despite many setbacks. Tesla owes its very existence to this board!" Musk said via Twitter  in response to a Forbes article that questioned the board's performance...

• Goldman Sachs named John Waldron as president and chief operating officer, effective Oct. 1, according to an internal memo sent to staff Thursday.
• Stephen Scherr will become chief financial officer, replacing Marty Chavez, who will move to become one of three co-heads of the firm's securities division, according to another memo...

• Jeff Fager, the executive producer of CBS News' "60 Minutes," is leaving the program amid an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
• 19 current and former CBS employees told Ronan Farrow in a New Yorker article published in August that Fager turned a deaf ear to instances of sexual misconduct at CBS News.
• A September report by The New Yorker detailed an allegation by one woman who accused Fager of groping her at a company event...

• A "quiet resistance" is trying to prevent President Donald Trump from taking actions "detrimental to the health of our republic," according to the recent op-ed piece in The New York Times.
• If such disclosures occurred in the highest ranks of a public corporation, Northeastern University business professor Bert Spector writes, its board would fire its CEO.
• The Founding Fathers created Congress to act as a co-equal branch to mitigate possible overstepping and abuses by the chief executive...

• CBS Corporation CEO and Chairman Leslie Moonves has left the company after The New Yorker published a new report detailing sexual harassment and assault allegations from six women against the media executive.
• The accusations followed sexual misconduct and harassment accusations from six other women in July, as The New Yorker reported.
• Moonves is worth an estimated $700 million and was one of the highest-paid CEOs in the US, according to Forbes...

• Jack Ma, the founder of online Chinese retailing giant Alibaba, will step down as Chairman on September 10, 2019.
• Ma will be succeeded by Daniel Zhang, Alibaba’s current CEO.
• Ma wrote a letter to customers and shareholders explaining his decision.

Chinese online retailing giant Alibaba has announced that founder Jack Ma will step down as chairman, one year from today...

• One of the top shareholders in Deutsche Bank is reportedly planning to sell its entire stake in the lender.
• Chinese conglomerate HNA is reportedly selling the stake in Germany's largest lender as part of an effort to refocus on its core business after several years of investing heavily in overseas businesses.
• The move comes as Deutsche Bank undergoes a major restructuring under new CEO Christian Sewing...

• Chinese tech billionaire Jack Ma is getting ready to leave his role at Alibaba.
• He told Bloomberg he is dedicating more time and money to building his philanthropic foundation for education.
• The move mirrors that of Bill Gates before he left Microsoft.
• It's not clear exactly when Ma will leave Alibaba.
• Ma is currently the chairman and co-founder of the e-commerce giant. He was CEO until 2013...

• Top Oracle exec in charge of building its all-important cloud, Thomas Kurian, is taking a leave of absence.
• Business Insider has obtained his email.
• The email is written in a way that hints this maybe a permanent good-bye, although a spokesperson tells us that Kurian is expected to return after an unspecified time off...

• Lululemon founder Chip Wilson is now one of the 500 richest people in the world.
• His fortune hit $3.9 billion thanks to a 15% surge in shares of the company.
• He stepped down from the board in 2015, but still owns a 13% stake in the activewear brand.
• Wilson is known for his controversial comments.

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson has been named among the 500 richest people in the world...

• Tesla CEO Elon Musk has hired two lawyers, Roel Campos and Steven Farina, as the Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly investigates statements Musk made about converting Tesla into a private company, Fox Business Network reports.
• Campos was an SEC commissioner from 2002 until 2007.
• Farina and Campos list securities enforcement and securities litigation among their areas of focus...

• USA Gymnastics President Kerry Perry resigned from her position on Monday after nine months on the job.
• The move came days after the US Olympic Committee questioned her ability to lead a path forward for an organization rocked by scandal.
• Perry had repeatedly come under scrutiny by athletes who felt she was mishandling the fallout from the tumult surrounding disgraced former team doctor Larry Nassar...

• MoviePass and its parent company, Helios and Matheson Analytics, have covered massive losses by selling new shares of stock to a passionate base of retail shareholders.
• At a special shareholders meeting in July, Helios CEO Ted Farnsworth characterized them as an “army” and stressed that he had their best interests in mind, while seeking support for measures he needed passed.
• Within days, several assurances Farnsworth made at the meeting started to unwind...

Coca-Cola on Friday announced a surprise move to buy Costa Coffee, one of Europe's largest cafe chains, from current owners Whitbread for £3.9 billion ($5.1 billion)...

• US beverage giant Coca-Cola will buy British coffee shop chain Costa in a surprise acquisition.
• Costa, which is currently owned by Whitbread, is being sold for £3.9 billion ($5.1 billion).
• Coca-Cola currently has no presence in the coffee market, and wants to use the deal to expand into the space.
• Shares in Whitbread jump almost 20% at the open on the news...

Carl Schramm has resigned from the board of MoviePass' parent company, Helios and Matheson Analytics, the company disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Thursday.

In Schramm's resignation letter, he said that for several months he'd raised "questions and expressed concerned about the corporate governance" of Helios, and he accused management of withholding material information from the board for months...

• Warren Buffett, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has a net worth of $87.1 billion.
• He turns 88 years old on Thursday, August 30.
• Buffett is a generous philanthropist having given away more than $27 billion in the last decade.
• The billionaire is known for his frugal habits, like his daily McDonald's breakfast and insistence on using a flip phone...

• Tim Cook cashed in $121 million in Apple stock grants on Tuesday.
• He's collected over $650 million in Apple stock since he took over as CEO in 2011.
• Among tech executives, only Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been paid more over that time period.

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently cashed in $121 million in stock grants, with the majority of those proceedings going towards taxes, according to an SEC filing on Tuesday...

• Papa John's founder John Schnatter, who is trying to regain control of the pizza chain after resigning as chairman in July, accused Chief Executive Officer Steve Ritchie's "inner circle" of sexual misconduct.
• The company denied that allegation on Tuesday.
• In a letter to franchisees on Monday and published on Schnatter's website savepapajohns.com, Schnatter said PapaJohn's human resources department had evidence of harassment and intimidation but he did not provide evidence himself...