Lululemon in warrior pose, Scotland vote heats up, EMC may sell VMware stake

THE FORTUNE DAILY Thursday, September 11, 2014

Lululemon Athletica — a downward dog no longer The yoga gear maker has reported stronger-than-expected earnings in an early sign of a turnaround.

How Apple's watch stacks up Apple's entry into the wearables market has its own set of perks and drawbacks -- and deals with the same issues that plague the rest of the smartwatch industry.

With some swagger, security firm Veracode preps for an IPO It's a dangerous world in cyberspace, but Veracode believes it can protect businesses better than most.

Referendum heats up as new poll suggests Scots will reject independence Banks repeat threat of moving to England in there's a 'Yes' vote.

EMC looking at sale of VMware stake after activist pressure Data storage equipment maker may be about to give in to pressure from Elliot Management.

By Erika Fry Meet the NEW most powerful woman in banking Ana Patricia Botin takes the helm of Banco Santander, the global banking powerhouse once headed by her father. (And surprise—nepotism has little to do with it.)

By Dan Primack Roger Goodell is going to get sacked Roger Goodell has put himself in a no-win situation. In the NFL, that means you lose your job.

By Benjamin Snyder During two-hour event, Apple used 18 seconds to talk environment Making electronics is a dirty business. Apple says it tries to minimize pollution, but acknowledges that it has room for improvement.

RadioShack says it may need new financial batteries

How Alibaba draws everyone in

Uber vs. Lyft: The credit cards don't lie

A President in prime-time command after 2 years of frustration

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