Good morning, friends and Fortune readers.
Stocks look set to continue their sell-off Friday morning following Thursday’s 334-point drop for the Dow, the third day when the market moved over 200 points. This morning markets across Europe are weak. Here’s what else you need to know about today.
1. Tesla goes super
After much teasing and prognosticating, Tesla’s (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk unveiled the new “D” last night in Los Angeles, and it turns out it’s a supercar. The new version of the Model S has two motors, is all-wheel drive and can go from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds. The car is like having a “personal roller coaster” Musk joked.
2. Dairy Queen caught in the hacking blizzard
Fast-food chain Dairy Queen is the latest company to be hit with a hacking scandal. Reports say hackers were able to get information from 600,000 cards used at around 400 of the company’s stores.
3. Satya Nadella steps in it
Microsoft’s (MSFT) CEO said Thursday that women shouldn’t ask for raises. Given the bad gender-diversity reputation that tech companies have, this probably wasn’t the best idea, and Nadella seems to realize that, saying on Twitter that he was “inarticulate.”
4. Things are heating up again in Hong Kong
With the government of Hong Kong canceling meetings with protest leaders, the students who’ve been protesting for the past few weeks are set to begin demonstrations again. This could be bad news for business, which have been hampered by the ongoing tension.
5. Malala wins the Nobel
Earlier this year, Fortune named Malala Yousafzai one of the World’s Greatest Leaders. Today, she won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting girls education.
