American Business Daily: Electronic Arts just lost one of its biggest licensing deals

If you are having trouble viewing this email, click here

July 18, 2013

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Electronic Arts just lost one of its biggest licensing deals Retailers boycott Rolling Stone over Tsarnaev cover Bernanke's exit interview: 5 messages for markets, the public and Congress KFC ready to give the Colonel his walking papers Tiger Woods tees up another Nike contract Start your FREE 4 week trial to access subscriber-only content, weekly Top 25 lists and the leads and tools to stay ahead of the competition. Sign-up Now. It's the end of hotel room service as we know it, and I feel fine IRS: Computer scores, not politics, lead to small business audits As interest rates rise, mortgage applications continue to fall Aramark to create 1,000 jobs in Nashville Method to open first U.S. factory in Chicago JPMorgan could pay $500M to settle energy manipulation charges RadioShack CEO says he wants to grow, not sell the company Yahoo buys mobile ad tech startup Google in talks to deliver cable TV over the Internet 4 ways to avoid becoming a startup clich� The best job candidates aren't Cream of Wheat Northrop Grumman gets caught in the media crosshairs Apple, Google, Facebook join to demand more NSA transparency Piper Jaffray blames bond business for disappointing profit 5 Nike inventions coaches will love Bank of America's Q2 income jumps 70% NYT: Obamacare worth $329M to Equifax Nike to NC, Panthers: Sorry we confused you with SC Aereo headed for Supreme Court? PNC 2Q earnings double Dell committee rejects Icahn's latest offer China relaxes film censorship, what does it mean for Hollywood? American, US Airways offer EU antitrust concessions PayPal briefly gives Pennsylvania man $92 quadrillion

COMPANIES IN THE NEWS NCAA Electronic Arts CVS Caremark Rolling Stone Magazine Tedeschi Food Shops Roche Bros. Supermarkets Walgreens Big Y Stop & Shop Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. KFC Corp. Chipotle Mexican Grill Panera Bread Co. TOPICS IN THE NEWS Technology Media & Marketing Retailing & Restaurants Investing Jobs Politics U.S. Economy Banking & Financial Services Sports Business Business Travel

Cancel Email Subscription You may change your email address, your preferences, or unsubscribe from this email at any time by visiting bizjournals.com: https://www.bizjournals.com/account/bizjournals If you need other assistance, please let us know or contact: bizjournals.com customer service, bizjournals 120 W. Morehead St., Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 © 2013 American City Business Journals, Inc. and its licensors. All rights reserved. The material on this may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the written permission of bizjournals.