Why Warren Buffett is richer than you, Ikea's secret to success, McDonald's woes continue

THE FORTUNE DAILY Monday, March 9, 2015

3 rivals to Apple's smartwatch ambitions The tech giant is trying to break into a crowded field of wrist-worn computers. Here are some of the challengers who have a head start.

Ikea's secret to global success Ikea's strategy to low cost products is volume; but how do you sell the same product to diverse consumers in different countries? Fortune's Beth Kowitt traveled to Amsterdam to speak to IKEA executives.

GM to launch $5 billion share buyback Move is in response to pressure from a group of hedge funds to return more cash to investors.

McDonald's sales still down as a new CEO takes the helm Restaurant chain reports a sharp 4% drop in U.S. same-store sales.

15 reasons Warren Buffett is $72 billion richer than you, in one chart What has made Buffett the most successful investor of all time? Many things.

By Daniel Roberts The five stages of bitcoin understanding How has public opinion evolved about the digital currency? Look to the Kubler-Ross Model.

By Heather Clancy The secret to talent management? Put employees, not employers first The systems used to recruit and onboard new hires can reveal much about corporate culture, good and bad. Ultimate Software helps managers tell a better story.

By Laura Lorenzetti FDA approves the first biosimilar for the U.S. market Biosimilars have been circulating in Europe since 2006. Now the U.S. can reap the benefits.

Apple March 'Spring Forward' event liveblog

Max Motschwiller leaves Kleiner Perkins for Meritech

Mobile World Congress '15 in review: It's all about virtual reality

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