American Business Daily: Oracle's Larry Ellison to step down as CEO; Hurd and Catz to take over

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September 19, 2014

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Oracle's Larry Ellison to step down as CEO; Hurd and Catz to take over Phil Knight on the early days of Nike -- Exclusive interview Investors approve of JetBlue CEO change Home Depot: Breach cost $62M, exposed 56M cards SAP to buy Bellevue-based Concur for $8.3 billion Try our Newsstand App for 4 weeks FREE. Select from 40 business journals and get the Weekly Edition on your iPad or iPhone. Next>> NFL incidents 'not consistent with our corporate values' Warren Buffett gives Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf indigestion Alibaba prices IPO shares at $68, raising $21.8 billion Free Watson! IBM turns its cognitive technology loose on small business Take it from a former FTC chairman: Don't scorn the stepping stones — they really can lead to the top Should BofA's Anne Finucane consider a job with the NFL? At Nike's annual meeting, time for 'bragging' Visa looks to monetize its stake in mobile payments company Monitise How many small businesses have enrolled in Obamacare? Don't ask CMS Red Hat buys FeedHenry for $82 million Test Track, steam train and more: Disney docs filed for week of Sept. 8 A birthday toast to Silicon Valley's 'Traitorous Eight' Will Apple Pay hurt smaller banks? Escape hatches, pop-up shops and other tips for raising startup cash from founders who have done it Ron Washington said his marital infidelity led to resignation from Texas Rangers Why Abercrombie is smart to drop its logo from its clothes (and why other retailers should follow) Obamacare brings new patients — but they're coming with challenges Tips for dealing with a hotel's slow Internet service Bo knows business, and could invest in Birmingham How to rate the kind of 'fun' you're having in business today Using your heart to make purchases? MasterCard's working on it General Mills cost-cutting starts with two factory closures Is Chiquita-Fyffes deal still possible? Tim Cook touts privacy at Apple, throws shade at Google and Facebook Marcus earnings dip; 'Guardians of the Galaxy' not enough to save summer Hillary Clinton's former chief of staff on the speech that changed the world for women Here's who's close behind Ginni Rometty on Fortune's ranking of most-powerful U.S. biz women 5 pointers for giving and taking advice from Harvard expert Francesca Gino Alan Greenspan thinks Export-Import Bank should go out of business Dollar General isn't giving up on its Family Dollar takeover bid Executive departures at Computer Sciences Corp. Barington: We'll vote for Starboard's nominees at Darden shareholder meeting 5 steps to organizing your company if you're the only one who can close a sale How the NFL set up the 49ers — and all its other teams — to fail on domestic violence Why are travel execs nickel-and-diming the help? Google, Audi, Mercedes get California's first self-driving car test permits Discovery takes back the Hub, will redo the cable channel Toyota may shift Tacoma production south Starbucks testing smaller Frappuccino

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