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Cherokee Nation business executive won't comment on leave


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David Stewart, the CEO of Cherokee Nation Businesses, won't discuss why he's been placed on administrative leave.

Stewart told News on 6 that he doesn't plan on resigning. But he said that he went on leave in order to resolve a contractual dispute.

"I just want to make the point that the company is in great financial condition at this point," Stewart told News on 6.

CNB oversees the tribe's diverse economic empire.

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