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1. Android co-founder is leaving Google
2. LinkedIn shares climb on membership, sales growth
3. Bright lights, big cities, bigger data
4. Amazon exec: We priced the Fire phone wrong
5. A risky bet on mobile e-commerce in Asia
6. Is your city among the 10 richest in the U.S.?
7. Citi cuts earnings to cover big legal costs
8. After gobbling up Motorola, Lenovo becomes third-biggest smartphone maker
9. Dow Jones rallies again with the help of Visa, strong GDP
10. Apple’s CEO becomes the Fortune 500’s only openly gay CEO. Here are 11 other workplace stats
11. Pumpkin Spice Lattes help lift Starbucks sales, but shares tumble
12. Why Tim Cook coming out is a critical step for the American workplace
13. Abbott’s three big heart deals have one thing in common
14. Attack of the killer B segments: Subcompact SUVs are nimble—and getting hot
15. Dream team? Magic Johnson, Mia Hamm, Tony Robbins, among deep-pocketed investors betting big on soccer in L.A.
16. When DNA is the Matchmaker
17. Why Tim Cook’s sexuality wasn’t a topic of conversation before now
18. Why Samsung hit a wall
19. Business, media and activist bigwigs respond to Tim Cook’s announcement that he’s gay
20. Groundhog Day in Moscow as Russia seizes another privatized oil company
21. Sanofi’s CEO ouster: A snowball of bad judgment calls
22. Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has these 7 openly gay leaders to thank
23. Good hands, great data
24. Exclusive: Ex-Facebook exec Jonathan Heiliger leaves VC firm North Bridge
25. Tim Cook said he’s gay. In 29 states, you could be fired for doing the same
26. 10 single mom entrepreneurs share their best business advice
27. Black Friday starting earlier and earlier—Amazon and Kohl’s join the fray
28. The SEC is aiding and abetting high frequency traders
29. Is Microsoft’s productivity empire vulnerable?
30. Term Sheet — Thursday, October 30
31. Decline in cereal sales bites into Kellogg’s results
32. Data Sheet—Thursday, October 30, 2014
33. Is Valeant the wrong partner for Bill Ackman’s bid for Allergan?
34. Economy grew more strongly than expected over the summer
35. Pilots’ strikes ravage earnings at Europe’s airlines
36. A new mission for Intel’s former star exec
37. Tim Cook comes out and growth data — 5 things to know today
38. Buffalo startup competition offers $5 million and immigration help
39. Down the rabbit hole
40. If the U.S. economy is so good, why do we feel so bad?
41. Stock market volatility is back!
42. The Broadsheet: October 30th
43. Five not-to-be-missed books
44. Introducing: The Smart Vending Machine
45. ING Group: The slimmer, stronger giant
46. Checking out, Apple-style
47. The 2014 Midterms: A race that nobody won
48. Apple CEO Tim Cook: ‘I’m proud to be gay’
49. Does New York really need a Women’s Equality Party?
50. Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies: Starbucks, where innovation is always brewing
51. Start up. Drop out. Welcome to the Garage.
52. The pain of the Petro State
53. Smaller businesses struggle to make it in the U.S.A.
54. Road Warrior: For Stella & Dot’s CEO it’s all about attitude
55. SAP’s Bill McDermott provides a CEO’s plan to defy disruption
56. Trending: The CEO Book Club
57. MLB’s David Eckstein is the “Smurf” that could
58. Q&A: Star investor Ron Baron on Tesla and his top stocks for the long run
59. To the cloud? Sì, per favore!
60. Ride a rising dollar
61. Will we need a learner’s permit for self-driving cars?
62. The Rock’s best advice for success
63. How Dwayne Johnson rocked the film industry
64. Top CEOs offer valuable words to live by
65. The Education of Warren Buffett’s protégé
66. How not to issue an Ebola quarantine
67. P&G’s Mel Healey on why not having it all is liberating
68. Business in the hot zone: How one global corporation has managed the Ebola epidemic
69. Chinese banks move to shore up balance sheets as bad loans rise
70. Tony Robbins book excerpt: Questions are the Answer
71. 5 things that will kill you before Ebola does
72. Tony Robbins, The CEO Whisperer

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