Whistleblower goes after JC Penney, Starbucks says oops, can Square eliminate checks?

THE FORTUNE DAILY Monday, March 23, 2015

Exclusive: Whistleblower files claim against JC Penney A former part-time employee claims retaliation after reporting that the retailer was overcharging customers. Could former CEO Ron Johnson end up having to testify?

How Ted Cruz plans to disrupt the GOP presidential primary Once again, the firebrand senator is betting that his best shot to win is breaking the old rules.

Starbucks says oops: No more "Race Together" on coffee cups The coffee chain's CEO Howard Schultz said the company was ending a key part of its race dialog initiative.

With $Cashtag, Square seeks to eliminate checks for businesses A new effort called $Cashtag will extend Square's existing Cash product to businesses.

Chinese state-backed chemical giant to buy Italy's Pirelli Tronchetti Provera will stay in charge as ChemChina's entry allows Rosneft to withdraw discreetly from the spotlight.

By John Kell 7 key milestones during the Miller Lite evolution A look at some of the most notable changes in Miller Lite's ad and can history.

By Jen Wieczner How Biogen scored the most successful Alzheimer's drug so far The pharmaceutical company's early drug trial aimed at combatting the disease had positive results. If future trials are successful, the drug could be a huge money-maker.

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. Facebook and Greek debt — what to watch for in the week ahead This week promises to be busy with news across the spectrum of the business world Here's what you need to know about.

Just one-quarter of top brands use Instagram: analysis

Starbucks reins in race plan, RadioShack on the block, and Greece and Germany meet again — 5 things to know today

'Father of Singapore' Lee Kuan Yew Dies at 91

Ivy League is not the only ticket to success

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