Coke's profit flat, Yahoo buys Flurry, inflation gauge ticks higher

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, July 22, 2014

China amps up its battle against the information revolution Last year's crackdown on social media in China was merely the opening salvo of the Party's war on Western cultural influence and opposition movements.

Yahoo buys mobile ad company Flurry Yahoo pays an undisclosed amount for San Francisco mobile ads and analytics company.

Activist investor Bill Ackman readies his Herbalife 'deathblow' for Tuesday Says he'll show on Tuesday why the nutritional products company is a 'fraud' and about to collapse.

Credit Suisse swings to biggest quarterly loss since 2008 on U.S. fine Swiss giant becomes latest bank to dump commodities trading under pressure from higher capital requirements.

Art, Pay, Love: Inside the world of contemporary art Art is 'quite useless,' but people still pay millions of dollars for it.

By John Kell Hasbro starts to play nice with 3D printing New website allows fans of the toys to showcase their art and sell 3D printed designs.

By Benjamin Snyder Branding gone wrong: When bad logos strike back What can we learn from vacation rental service Airbnb's new logo, which earned a wave of criticism for its design?

By Erin Griffith Illiquid Till Exit: Is the golden era of secondary share sales over for startups? If employees want to cash out, more and more have to wait for an honest-to-goodness exit.

The Changing Structure of the VC Industry

Consumer prices ticked higher in June

Saudi Arabia to open stock market to foreigners

DuPont's earnings fall as agriculture business slows down

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