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THE FORTUNE DAILYWednesday, April 1, 2015 |
| | Coming soon - the Fortune Daily will become the CEO Daily. We expect it to be a great morning read that will give you Fortune's take on the business news of the day. Stay tuned! | |
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| | Famous brands that got pranked, April Fools' Day-styleWith social media and the breakneck news cycle, it's easier than ever for citizens to go rogue. Here are ten famous brands that got punk'd, April Fools'-style. | |
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| | Cadillac combines luxury and tech in the CT6 sedanCadillac's President Johan de Nysschen gives Fortune's Contributing Editor Jason Harper a first look at the new CT6, a luxury car that uses lightweight technology to increase space as well as handling. | |
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| | Walmart CEO to Arkansas governor: veto 'religious freedom' legislationThe retail giant is the just the latest to jump into the fray over laws that some say would allow discrimination. | |
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| | Mario's magic is working: Eurozone GDP set for best quarter since 2011But China's PMI survey shows a different picture. | |
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| | Etsy expects IPO will raise a handcrafted bundle full of cashThe marketplace for handcrafted goods plans to reserve a small pot of shares for its users. | |
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| | By Scott Cendrowski China's uneducated traders drive recent stock rallyChina's raging bull market is increasingly being driven by people who didn't graduate beyond junior high school. | |
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| | By Stephen Gandel How one trader made $2.4 million off a tweetSomeone made a big bet on a company minutes before news came out about a possible acquisition. Was it insider trading or a well-programed computer that placed the bet? | |
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| | By Tom Huddleston, Jr. GoDaddy prices IPO in shift from bad-boy to public companyThe web-hosting company, known for its raunchy Super Bowl ads, was valued at $4.5 billion in the share sale. | |
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| | Why the Internet did not kill RadioShack | |
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| | GoDaddy goes public and RadioShack lives on — 5 things to know today | |
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| | In business, nice guys finish first. Yes, really. | |
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| | The upside of failure | |
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