- Uber CEO Under Fire for Downplaying Journalist Jamal Khashoggi's Murder by SaudisDara Khosrowshahi called the slaying a "mistake," similar to Uber's autonomous vehicle killing a pedestrian. The Saudi sovereign wealth fund is Uber's fifth largest stakeholder.
- Boeing Talks of Resuming 737 Max Deliveries by December, Flights by JanuaryThe manufacturer's expectations as it nears completion of its regulatory to-do list, after two deadly 2018 crashes.
- Meddling Monarchs and Terrorists: The Big Flags in the Aramco IPO ProspectusSaudi Aramco is promising investors a $75 billion dividend payment each year. Still, the listing comes with a long list of warning signs.
- Chinese Citizens Want Their Privacy BackThis is your Data Sheet for Monday, November 11, 2019.
- Hong Kong Stock Market Retreats as Violence Hits New HeightsHong Kong saw one of its most violent days since protests began in June, with clashes involving police and protesters leaving downtown paralyzed, transportation networks hobbled and two men clinging to life.
- China's Singles' Day Sales Blew Past Black Friday and Cyber Monday—in 7 HoursSingles' Day, the Nov. 11 online shopping extravaganza hosted by Alibaba Group, raked in over $20 billion by half past six in the morning.
- New Questions Swirl around Saudi Aramco IPO as Prospectus DropsSaudi Aramco published its 650-page prospectus late on Saturday, a document that's short on detail about price, and at what percentage it intends to float.
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