See the 25 best places to work, Under Armour kicks out strong sales, head of P&G North America out

THE FORTUNE DAILY Thursday, October 23, 2014

The 25 Best Global Companies to Work For These multi-national companies boast competitive compensation packages, rich benefits programs and stellar employee survey results.

Target tries dropping fees to pick up customers The retailer says it is dropping shipping fees from October 22nd to December 20th.

Head of Procter & Gamble North America out in reshuffle Mel Healey, once a likely CEO candidate, will leave the brand giant next year.

Under Armour's footwear powers jump in sales The sports gear maker kicked out sharply higher sales in its latest quarter.

Tesco chairman resigns after $420 million accounting scandal Broadbent quits in attempt to let battered giant draw a line under latest disaster.

By Stephen Gandel Fed to bankers: Don't make me come down there! The Fed recently took the big banks to task for their lending practices, and then gave them lunch.

By Caroline Fairchild No matter the job, women don't want to work in tech The tech industry can no longer use the education excuse to explain the shortage of women working in the field, according to a new study.

By JP Mangalindan How NetApp became one of the world's best employers Its secret? The data storage and cloud computing company favors specialized, individual recognition over material perks.

Smoke out: Reynolds American to ban smoking in its offices

Research giant IDC lowballed Apple's Mac sales by 9.7%

GM offers signs that it's putting the recall scandal in the rear-view mirror

How Yahoo's Mayer should take on Starboard

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