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  • Apple Inc. Reveals Bigger-Screen iPhones Alongside WearablesFeatures

    Apple’s Watch launches, and Comcast drops its bid — 5 things to know today

    By Fortune Editors and Reuters
  • Google Reports Quarterly EarningsFeatures

    Google, Amazon report, and Petrobras comes clean — 5 things to know today

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  • Views Of Oil Platforms in Guanabara Bay Ahead of Petrobras Earnings ResultsInternational

    Petrobras takes $17 billion hit on scandal, promises ‘normality’

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Dick CostoloLeadership

    Twitter’s Dick Costolo discusses social media in the workplace

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  • SWITZERLAND-BANKING-CREDIT-SUISSEInternational

    Credit Suisse posts a mixed bag after missing M&A bonanza

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Morgan StanleyFinance

    Morgan Stanley’s profit jumps 60% on higher trading revenue

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Positive Earnings Push Dow Jones Average Higher For DayFinance

    Dow plunges 280 points, hit by weak earnings, China

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Features

    Fortune Live for April 17, 2015: Ted Leonsis, George Logothetis, wage protests, Netflix, Google and the E.U.

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  • Get ready for more of this American Express has gotten the word out that it&#8217;s a solid place to work. As one of the 100 largest companies in the U.S. by revenue, it has little problem receiving applications for vacant jobs. In fact, it has about 13 times the number of applicants for its current existing jobs. Once there, <a href="http://money.cnn.com/quote/quote.html?symb=AXP&amp;source=story_quote_link" title="">AmEx</a> employees tend to stay &#8212; voluntary turnover is 9.5% and about 16% of its U.S. workforce has been at the company for two decades. AmEx has also made sure it has a diverse mix of executives up top &#8212; women make up 33% of senior management.Finance

    AmEx shows the scars of a strong dollar and the Costco disaster

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Satya Nadella Named CEO of MicrosoftTech

    In Redmond, no-one needs to google–or rather, Bing–“Schadenfreude”

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Ernst &amp; Young Strategic Growth ForumLeadership

    P&G’s CEO A.G. Lafley getting ready to leave the company

    By Fortune Editors and Reuters
  • Features

    Fortune Live for April 10, 2015: Shell’s BG merger, Indigogo, Squarespace, and Mika Brzezinski

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  • International

    Samsung’s 1Q profits beat forecasts as chip strategy starts to pay off

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Features

    This week’s Fortune Live: Religious freedom, rising wages, jobs report, and NY’s auto show

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  • Pneumococcus VaccineInternational

    Pfizer to stop selling vaccines in China after failing to get license renewal

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors