Southwest goes international, July is hot for Apple, Hormel bulks up

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, July 1

Southwest now cleared for international departures The Dallas, Tex.-based low-cost airline is flying to destinations outside the U.S. for the first time ever Tuesday, going head-to-head with legacy rivals as it looks to drive future growth.

Is Google stretched too thin? The tech company loves to start things that it doesn't finish. Fortune's Jessi Hempel and Andrew Nusca discuss whether some of Google's latest ventures will survive.

Hormel bulks up by purchasing maker of Muscle Milk $450 million deal for CytoSport meant to broaden the company's reach to younger consumers.

Eurozone jobless rate stuck at 11.6% in May Ukraine crisis hits Germany, while France battles longer-term problems and Spain starts to show glimmers of hope.

By Claire Zillman Hobby Lobby Supreme Court ruling: Paving the way for gay rights losses? The court's liberal justices voiced concerns that letting companies refuse coverage for birth control will open the door to discrimination.

By Chris Matthews 4 signs the U.S. economy is about to take off Despite discouraging data on economic growth last quarter, there's reason for optimism.

By Stephen Gandel Despite calm, Wall Street reaches for safety The market is the calmest it has been in years, yet the hottest stocks these days are the ones investors typically reach for when they are looking for safety.

Muscle Milk, car sales and spending years on soccer sites

Why China's Hong Kong model is falling apart

Xi Jinping's anti-corruption drive claims biggest victims yet

BNP shares rise as bank escapes worst-case outcome

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