American Business Daily: Wal-Mart accused of skirting elections law

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September 22, 2014

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Wal-Mart accused of skirting elections law Siemens to buy major Houston energy company for $7.6B NFL at a crossroads: Can it repair its tarnished image? iPhone 6: Apple's opportunity to grow Hispanic market share Marissa Mayer gets billions to spend at Yahoo, but no more 'Alibaba effect' Try our Newsstand App for 4 weeks FREE. Select from 40 business journals and get the Weekly Edition on your iPad or iPhone. Next>> Toyota cleared of stealing Dallas company's survey methods 3M Scotch Tape contest winners get crafty Pabst Brewing Co. sold, and won't be coming back to Milwaukee Who is a full-time employee under the Affordable Care Act? It's not as simple as you might think Harvey Mackay: Business lessons we can learn from animals — Part 2 Poll: Who is the most powerful political couple in the U.S. today? Larry Ellison's impressive purchases Southwest's Gary Kelly on faring the low-cost airfare war Hundreds line up to exchange Ray Rice jerseys at M&T Bank Stadium Realtors still relevant in Zillow, Trulia era How to improve your elevator speech to lift up your business Campbell voices disapproval but still sponsoring NFL amid domestic violence issues New CEO says you'll see a more aggressive Clorox Fidelity's Kathy Murphy on excellence, Margaret Thatcher and fictional role models Teddy Roosevelt's great-great-grandson talks documentary, family Fundrise, the JOBS ACT and how 'crowdfunding' came to mean everything and nothing at the same time It's no Alibaba, but cancer drug developer Calithera boosts IPO Glock family battles over ownership, money Flick picks: Jog to 'A Walk Among the Tombstones'; walk to 'Maze Runner' Exxon gets more time to shut down Russian oil well How to use Twitter to find a job by impressing the right people (not all the people) How to be a great leader by learning to 'own the moment' Help me figure out how to measure innovation Redd's Wicked Apple pulls wine, spirits drinkers over to MillerCoors P&G parting ways with NFL over domestic abuse Next version of Android will make security encryption a default feature How a Birmingham single mom scored a Dr. Pepper contract They don't call SoftBank's Son the Buffett of Japan for nothing

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