American Business Daily: Unlike Kindle, Amazon's spendy Fire Phone might actually make the company some money

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June 20, 2014

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Unlike Kindle, Amazon's spendy Fire Phone might actually make the company some money Billionaire investor Carl Icahn calls for immediate sale of Family Dollar Lawsuit claims Aaron's secretly collected screen shots on computers it leased out General Motors compensation program could be broader than previously thought Rules are for fools? That seemed to be new House majority leader's view when he was a young entrepreneur Try our Newsstand App for 4 weeks FREE. Select from 40 business journals and get the Weekly Edition on your iPad or iPhone. Next>> ​T-Mobile wants to continue the "Un-carrier revolution" — even in the case of a Sprint merger Ready for higher gasoline taxes? Road projects may come to a halt without it 4 new travel tactics for the in-the-know road warrior Yo, we might be in an app bubble NHL not ready to dish on D.C. Winter Classic location FedEx flagged for 'reputational damage' from sponsoring Redskins stadium American Apparel ousts CEO amid 'alleged misconduct' Chelsea Handler finds new home at Netflix ​6 types of people who can mess up meetings (and what to do about them) Twitter buys video-editing startup SnappyTV in media push Abercrombie & Fitch highlights board changes, new executive structure at annual meeting Sale of Buffalo Bills advancing Thanks Sonic: Two (funny) Guys are headed Uptown New York Times, Washington Post, Mozilla team up to build online commenting platform Wins and losses: Uber and Lyft grapple with insurance questions, complex rules across U.S. Google has created the ideal incubator for entrepreneurs and startups Ole Miss to name basketball facility after Tuohys How to drive value and inspire your team Vox Media's Jim Bankoff on bringing storytelling to digital advertising How leaders should manage their chain of command Why you should be concerned (but not distraught) over the latest net neutrality debate Box weighs summer IPO versus more private funding 4 branding considerations for the Redskins if they did decide to change their name Here's the story behind Kroger's big 1Q earnings gain Phone dead? Not if you're wearing Microsoft phone-charging pants Reporter's notebook: My lunch and 'history tour' at Square's HQ The other Medtronic-Covidien tax issue: The one shareholders will pay General Mills called, it wants its 1980s Cheerios commercial back Red Hat CEO tips his hat to Tesla Managing: What's the best way for allowing employees to make up lost time?

COMPANIES IN THE NEWS AT&T Family Dollar Stores Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. Aaron's General Motors T-Mobile Sprint Verizon Apple Softbank Corp. Americans for Tax Reform U.S. Chamber of Commerce Business Roundtable American Airlines TOPICS IN THE NEWS Management Public Companies Retailing & Restaurants Technology Legal Services Manufacturing Small Business Politics Oil & gas Construction

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