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What's News: Apple hires Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts to head up its retail efforts. Citigroup's results hit by weak fixed-income trading. Lawmakers could be in striking distance of a deal to re-open government. Joanne Po reports.
Apple have hired Angela Ahrendts, currently chief executive of British luxury retailer Burberry Group, to head up its retail efforts. Kathy Gordon examines her use of digital marketing at the British fashion house and how she turned around the company around. Photo: Bloomberg
Pop rap icon MC Hammer says he was 9-years-old when he realized he was an entrepreneur. "I loved the freedom to be my own boss, to make my own deals, and to keep the lion's share of the revenues," he says.
Dhaka, Bangladesh, a city of 15 million, is in the process of splitting into two separate governments. Now residents and officials are no longer sure which one is responsible for which services. Video by WSJ's Patrick Barta and Syed Zain Al-Mahmood.
Danny Boice, CTO of conference-calling startup Speek, announces a new partnership with Dell Inc, which developed after an introduction made by Startup of the Year mentor Scott Case. "We now landed our very first Fortune 50 partnership, which, for a startup in a seed stage like Speek, is just huge," says Boice.
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