Google’s 10-year anniversary, sun shines on Home Depot, the Vatican’s James Bond

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Google: Still an unconventional company When Google went public a decade ago today, it had only a fraction of the employees and revenue it enjoys today. But the company has not changed its spirit.

Meet the James Bond of the Vatican Shawn Tully, writer of Fortune's cover story "This Pope means business," explains Rene Bruelhart's role in the Vatican.

Home Depot benefits from a strong spring rebound Home improvement retailer recovers from a severe winter and raises its full-year outlook.

Court orders U.K. to pay Raytheon $374 million over borders fiasco London acted unlawfully in repudiating a $1.25 billion contract to improve border controls, tribunal rules.

Standard Chartered to pay up to $300 million to settle with NY DFS Rumored fine exceeds first reports of the deal sought by New York's Department of Financial Services.

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. Twitter users pour scorn on Murdoch after Google tweet Media mogul says search giant is worse than the NSA when it comes to privacy.

By Dan Primack The Carlyle Group's $36 billion bet Carlyle refuses to settle its role in private equity's big collusion case, but it should.

By Ben Geier Protest in Ferguson pushes Taser's stock higher One analyst says the stun gun manufacturer's market rally may be overdone.

Bieber, Taylor Swift get the blame for Elizabeth Arden's 28% sales drop

Home construction rebounded sharply in July

Australian tycoon creates uproar with foul-mouthed rant at Chinese "bastards"

Solar panel shortage looms even as manufacturers invest in production

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