Europe vs. Apple, Airbnb opens in Cuba, the success of urban charter schools

THE FORTUNE DAILY Thursday, April 2, 2015

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Urban charter schools are succeeding—so get out of their way Charter schools have produced striking gains in some urban school districts; it's time for skeptics to acknowledge their strengths, writes author Roger Lowenstein.

Why Ford is bringing back the Continental Mark Fields, CEO of Ford, tells Fortune's Susie Gharib why it came out with the new Lincoln.

Europe's regulators turn the spotlight on Apple's streaming plans Fears that the company's music streaming service will push free, ad-based services out of the market.

Pfizer to stop selling vaccines in China after failing to get license renewal It's getting harder and harder to get drugs approved in a market that every major drug company needs access to.

This is how long your business will last, according to science New research reveals a surprising insight: publicly-traded firms die off at the same rate regardless of their age or economic sector.

By Shawn Tully Vatican seeks to lower the heat with Italy with a fiscal pact The organization is working to develop transparency after a series of financial scandals.

By Stephen Gandel Private equity 'Diva' Tilton: SEC violated my rights The Securities and Exchange Commission says Lynn Tilton took $200 million in fees from clients that she didn't deserve. Tilton responded with her own suit alleging that the SEC violated her rights.

By Chris Matthews Ben Bernanke's second life as just another blogger The former U.S. Federal Reserve chair's evenhandedness was a great quality to have while running the nation's central bank, but it won't get him page views as a blogger.

One good thing from the lingering HP-Autonomy mess, better governance

Airbnb just opened for business in a surprising new country

Target closing last of Canadian stores way ahead of schedule

McDonald's hikes pay, and Europe targets Apple, Google — 5 things to know today

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