Coke cuts deeper, China’s growth slows, Microsoft’s CEO earns $84.3 million

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, October 21, 2014

China's GDP growth slows to 5-year low, but that's OK China's gross domestic product growth fell to 7.3% in the third quarter, a nice surprise for analysts expecting the figure to be 7.2%, but still the nation's slowest rate in five years.

All you need to know about Apple Q4 earnings Reports show a 12% increase in sales at $42.1 billion.

Coke expands its cost-cutting program as earnings slide Earnings slide as the North America market remains a problem for the beverage giant.

Microsoft's new CEO now one of tech industry's top earners Satya Nadella will receive a total compensation package worth $84.3 million this year.

Christophe de Margerie, face of French business, dies in plane crash Tributes flood in for the blue-blood with the unmistakeable white whiskers, who devoted his life to building one of the world's greatest oil companies.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple's blow-out fourth quarter: The amateurs called it. The pros blew it. The best and worst Apple analysts, Q4 2014 edition.

By Erin Griffith Can subway ads bring mainstream users to Foursquare? Reviving a once-hot app is tricky. Foursquare, the darling of mobile check-ins, is hoping to lure new users in the old-fashioned way: with ads.

By Stephen Gandel Warren Buffett's bad housing advice When it comes to buying real estate, the Oracle of Omaha's crystal ball is a little fuzzy.

McDonald's lays out fix for deepening sales decline

World-renowned fashion designer Oscar de la Renta dies aged 82

China's slowness in moving to the cloud hits IBM

Apple's blow-out earnings: What the analysts are saying

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