When Disney’s Bob Iger met Apple’s Steve Jobs, the dumbest deals of 2014, auto predictions for next year

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, December 30, 2014

When Disney's Bob Iger met Apple's Steve Jobs Two of the most successful chief executives in recent decades weren't just business partners, they were also dear friends and advisors.

American Apparel's rough holiday season The cash-strapped retailer is reportedly cutting back on production and considering selling the company.

17 auto predictions for 2015, fearless and feckless The automotive year that has just concluded was a surprisingly spikey one. What does 2015 portend? Here are some educated guesses.

7 things to know before biting into Shake Shack's IPO The company's IPO filing is a feast of interesting tidbits about the restaurant chain's growth, strategy, and risks.

The dumbest deals of 2014 It was a very busy year for corporate dealmaking. With so much activity, there were bound to be a few foolish moves. Here are our picks.

By Erika Fry How to approach your own career like an entrepreneur Fortune's insider's guide to launching the startup called 'you.'

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Fortune: What Apple's Steve Jobs brought to Bob Iger's Disney Disney's CEO talks about his long and productive friendship with Apple's co-founder.

By Colleen Leahey 10 women leaders on how to build your best career Advice from these women will help you set your career goals for 2015.

U.S. home price growth slowed further in October

Home price data and oil still sliding — 5 things to know today

Court approves Conde Nast intern pay settlement

Computer Sciences to restate results, pay $190 million penalty

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