Monday, July 28, 2014

Zillow buys Trulia, Dollar Tree buys Family Dollar, Virgin America plans U.S. IPO

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Monday, July 28, 2014

Zillow will pay $3.5 billion to acquire Trulia


Deal creates a behemoth in the online real estate listings business.

Is T.J. Maxx the best retail store in the land?


The off-price chain has built a fantastically loyal following. How have they done it? We got inside the playbook of parent company TJX.

Dollar Tree to buy Family Dollar for $8.5 billion


Deal joins two of the largest discount retail chains when consumers are still recovering from the Great Recession.

After switching out its U.S. management, Nissan is back


Strong growth in U.S., China help sales and profit beat expectations.

New headache for Putin as court awards Yukos shareholders $50 billion


International court rules that Russia's takeover of oil company Yukos was illegal.

By Chris Matthews

Why the era of global free-trade is dwindling


A new political coalition could derail the free-trade movement.

By Stephen Gandel

Four years later, Dodd-Frank fails to turn banks into pet shops


Critics of the financial reform act are disappointed that it has not rendered banks completely risk-free.

By Anne Fisher

Can you care for an elderly parent and still succeed at work?


As the U.S. population grows older, eldercare is becoming as big a challenge as childcare. But many employers are still ignoring it.
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