GM's new electric Bolt, how to cut high health costs, Amazon, Netflix crash the Golden Globes

THE FORTUNE DAILY Monday, January 12, 2015

How to cut America's crazy high health care costs By creating more competitive markets for health insurance exchanges, Medicare Part C and other health services, the nation can save big, says Ezekiel J. Emanuel, chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania.

A look at the new Infiniti Q60 Fortune contributing editor Sue Callaway shows off the new Infiniti Q60.

Amazon, Netflix crash the Golden Globes party Two companies that grew out of new technology for delivering stuff just proved they can make it just as well as the Hollywood establishment.

Shire switches from target to predator with $5.2 billion NPS buy Company revisits earlier plan to beef up treatments of rare diseases.

GM shows Bolt electric vehicle concept, its latest move into electric car market Automaker 'has the technology' to deliver a production version of the car within 18 to 24 months.

By Polina Marinova How one Olympian's failure helped her land a job at Google Emily Hughes may not have placed first at the Olympics like her big sis Sarah, but she's quickly on the rise in Silicon Valley.

By Stephen Gandel Nelson Peltz's plan to bust up DuPont doesn't add up The activist investor says the chemical giant's shares could more than double in value if the company is broken into three parts. But the numbers tell a different story.

By Beth Kowitt Fortune's 8 most extreme foods of the year From the world's hottest burrito to a sandwich with eight kinds of meat, restaurant chains reminded us in 2014, once again, that nothing exceeds like excess.

Oil at new low after double-whammy from Goldman, Saudi

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai targeted by petrol bombs

South Korea's president will hold talks with the North without conditions

This time, will Greece exit the Eurozone?

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