Thursday, June 19, 2014

Fortune Daily—30 minutes with Amazon's new smartphone, tax cheats, Facebook goes down

THE FORTUNE DAILY

Thursday, June 19

30 minutes with Amazon's new smartphone


Fortune tries out Amazon Fire to gauge whether it lives up to the hype.

Tax cheats who stash money overseas face a bigger penalty


New IRS rules raise penalties for some tax evaders but also ease up on those who accidentally fail to report foreign income or assets.

GE to present fresh Alstom offer to French


CEO Jeff Immelt to meet French President Hollande in latest bid for Alstom's energy assets.

Facebook goes down, users flock to Twitter


Frustration leads to a hashtag, a slew of commentary — and jokes — on the social platform.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt

Apple's app revenue growing 100% per year


So estimates Societe Generale, which has raised its Apple price target to $105 per share.

By Chis Matthews

Yellen paints a gloomy picture for U.S. economy


The Fed has continued to lower its expectations for economic growth.

By Benjamin Snyder

Can coffee beans blemish the Dr. Oz brand?


As Dr. Oz defends himself against senators who accuse him of endorsing a weight loss scam.
American Apparel ousts Charney, probes misconduct allegations
What the Mickey Mouse Club says about Capitalism
Japanese, European stocks rally on dovish Fed outlook
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