THE FORTUNE DAILYWednesday, July 30, 2014 |
U.S. economy rebounded strongly in the second quarterBetter-than-expected 4% growth rate in the spring is a welcome reversal of the contraction the world's largest economy saw in the first three months of the year. |
The Leonardo DiCaprio factor? Study finds wider-faced men are better negotiatorsBut a wider face can be detrimental should compromise be required, report finds. |
Twitter's sales growth sends shares soaringBig gains in second-quarter ad sales and users sent the online message board's shares up 30%. |
U.S. companies could also feel sting of latest Russia sanctionsEnergy and manufacturing firms doing business with Russia could suffer because of the measures. |
Study finds a diverse corporate boards rein in risk, good for shareholdersThey can help a company avoid risky projects and lead to greater dividends for shareholders |
By Eleanor Bloxham Burger King: Not letting everyone have it their wayThe burger chain has a lack of diversity on its executive team, and its board doesn't seem to want to show up to the company's annual meeting. |
By Chris Matthews Explaining the mystery of fast economic growth under Democratic presidentsIt seems to have little to do with what a Commander in Chief can control. |
By Claire Zillman Being lonely at work is bad for businessOne nonprofit is attempting to stem teacher burnout by addressing a problem that plagues many offices: employee loneliness. |
Private-sector job creation was softer-than-expected in July |
Nintendo posts a loss despite a boost from Mario |
Argentina on the brink and data on U.S. growth — five things to know about today |
India's Tata earmarks $35 billion to ride the Modi express |
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