Deutsche Bank red flags, Chinese food scandal widens, parsing Apple's numbers

THE FORTUNE DAILY Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Deutsche Bank shares tumble on report of spat with U.S. regulator U.S. regulators have reportedly discovered a long list of financial reporting problems at the German bank, largely stemming from poor internal controls.

What Apple's Tim Cook told Wall Street Tuesday The state of the state in seven paragraphs.

Apple's revenue falls just short of estimates despite better iPhone sales The company sold 35.2 million iPhones last quarter, 12.6% more than last year, but revenue fell short of Wall Street's predictions.

Five held as Chinese food scandal widens Bosses at OSI Group's Shanghai subsidiary arrested as reports cite a confession of malpractice.

Detroit pensioners approve bankruptcy haircut in landslide Pension cuts are a lesser evil for city retirees, but the 'grand bargain' will face a legal fight.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple's record Q3: What the analysts are saying With no simple takeaway, many simply turned their attention to the rumors of fall product releases.

By Jean Chatzky How to get relief on your student loans (without paying for it) You can pay a company to help you lower your monthly loan payments, but you could also choose a different repayment plan free of charge.

By Laura Lorenzetti Billionaires cash in on OneWest deal, but taxpayers lose out Private investors such as George Soros, Michael Dell saw a 119% profit as CIT Group snapped up the bank.

In Israel, resilience fades to resignation as Gaza conflict worsens

Microsoft's 'one' big decision

Best and worst Apple analysts: Q3 2014 edition

Boeing's flying high as second quarter profit soars

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