How Coke conquered China, Olive Garden’s breadsticks battle, ‘Don’t mess up Minecraft!’

THE FORTUNE DAILY Friday, September 12, 2014

Opening happiness: An oral history of Coca-Cola in China Coke re-entered China in 1979 after a three-decade absence following the Communist takeover. Today, it is the company's third-largest market, soon to be its biggest. This is the story of its rapid ascent in China.

Inside a $38 million house Mauricio Umansky, one of LA's top realtors, takes Sue Callaway on a tour of a $38 million home. Neighbors include Leonardo DiCaprio, Kevin Connolly and Sandra Bullock.

Investor tells Olive Garden: Fewer breadsticks, sell more booze The restaurant chain is hurting itself by giving out too many breadsticks, according to Starboard Value.

Dear Microsoft: Don't mess up Minecraft! A 10-year-old fan has a message for Chief Executive Satya Nadella.

Yahoo faced steep fines for ignoring government data demands Newly released documents show the government threatened the web company with $250,000 in daily fines for failing to provide information about its users.

By Shawn Tully Why you should stay away from Alibaba Alibaba could very well continue on its path to success. But that's not enough—in fact, not nearly enough—to make it a good investment.

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. Facebook's latest innovation: Copying Snapchat The social media giant is testing a new feature that lets users send messages that disappear, much like rival Snapchat.

By Allan Sloan Another reason that Main Street shouldn't trust Wall Street Guess who picks up the tab for corporate tax inversions: Prudent, long-term retail investors. Let me show you how.

Alliance Data's $2.3 billion bid for online ad dollars

Why terrorists love Twitter

Madoff son Andrew leaves over $15 million to his fiancee, family

Pabst Blue Ribbon and Apple store crashes — 5 things to know today

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