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THE FORTUNE DAILYFriday, June 20 |
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| 7 myths about women in businessIf you think that getting to the top while raising a full gaggle of kids is impossible, meet Helena Morrissey, CEO of Newton Investment Management in London. She's the mother of nine children. Yes, nine. | |
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| Ousted American Apparel CEO Charney may be looking for a fightDov Charney is reportedly looking to stir up shareholder support to win back control of the struggling apparel retailer. | |
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| Darden's earnings disappoint as Olive Garden sales keep fallingRestaurant company is struggling to attract diners amid increased competition from newer "fast-casual" restaurant chains. | |
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| AbbVie offers spurned by UK's ShireChicago-based pharma company the latest U.S. firm to have its proposal for a marriage made in tax heaven cruelly spurned. | |
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| By Chris Matthews The one kind of immigration every American should loveForeign direct investment is a huge job creator for Americans. | |
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| By Roger Parloff A judge's moral stand is rejected...on legal groundsFortune's 50 World's Greatest Leaders Update—Jed Rakoff's message to Wall St still matters. | |
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| By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple's iWatch is back in the newsFriday's stories fit neatly into the schedule a well-connected Taiwanese analyst produced in April. | |
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| Bank Of America's CEO wants a meeting with Attorney General | |
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| Siemens, Mistubishi raise their offer for Alstom | |
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| School's out? Corinthian Colleges may shut down | |
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