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1. Lonestar Capital to shut down, hurt by market whipsaw
2. Virgin America prices IPO, prepares for takeoff
3. Oil magnate’s ex to appeal divorce award: $1 billion isn’t enough
4. Oil prices drop below $75 for first time in four years amid supply glut
5. U.S. warns Apple users about iOS ‘Masque Attack’
6. 10 of the best business-related Reddit AMAs
7. Reddit’s new CEO may not be ‘interim’ for long
8. Facebook’s privacy policy is clearer, but no less complicated
9. Halliburton in talks to acquire Baker Hughes
10. Lululemon for men — not just for yogis
11. Why the SEC can’t agree on what to do with Steven Cohen’s $600 million
12. Lower gas prices won’t save the holiday season
13. Ubisoft banks on history with two new ‘Assassin’s Creed’ games
14. Sony debuts PlayStation Vue, a cloud-based TV service
15. For top female scientists, starting a family is a major setback
16. J.C. Penney: CEOs may change, but the losses endure
17. Amazon buries the Hachette, signs new pact with book publisher
18. Why GE just built its big new R&D center in Brazil
19. Taylor Swift on why she ditched streaming music service Spotify
20. Samsung and the curious case of the red OLED
21. 6 reasons why you should quit Facebook
22. Facebook’s new privacy policy Is way simpler
23. How to stay excited about your job? Be your own superhero
24. How can startups attract women? Hire a head of HR
25. Microsoft gets round to patching a 19-year-old Windows bug
26. Openness and transparency will not solve our problems
27. Ebola death toll surpasses 5,000 worldwide
28. No flextime in your office? Don’t blame HR, fault your boss
29. Meet the modern traveling salesman: The corporate workshop speaker
30. ‘Ninja Turtles,’ ‘Transformers’ boost Viacom’s revenue
31. Term Sheet — Thursday, November 13
32. How Amazon is turning cloud computing into the ‘new normal’
33. 3 ways to lower crazy high college costs
34. Warhol’s paintings of Elvis, Brando help Christie’s set a new auction record
35. Walmart U.S. comparable sales return to (modest) growth, but …
36. Buffett buys Duracell and Wal-Mart warns — 5 things to know today
37. Google’s Larry Page: The Most Ambitious CEO in the Universe
38. Data Sheet—Thursday, November 13, 2014
39. Warren Buffett to buy Duracell from Procter & Gamble
40. 7 Tips for Writing Killer Emails to Your Boss
41. The Fed’s loose money policy is risky, unfair, and essential
42. The coast of Louisiana is sinking. Here’s a billion-dollar plan to save it.
43. The high-rise goes nuts
44. Digitimes: Apple ordered enough chips for 30-40 million watches
45. Sam Jain’s CheapOair is really taking off
46. Required Reading: The MBA List
47. DPR Construction:Toasting the Boss (a.k.a. Everyone)
48. The Broadsheet: November 13th
49. What the Dickens?
50. The Great Escape Business
51. High gear: Accessories for high-end automobiles
52. This car will not be self-driving
53. Amazon goes to war again (and again)
54. For women, being rich is not a priority
55. Supercar Sea Change
56. John Stallworth: An MVP passes it on
57. Henry Schein: Your dentist’s biggest supplier
58. The man behind Nike’s drive to marry style with tech
59. 2014 Gift Guide: The Upgrade
60. A disruptor shakes up angel investing
61. Efficiency Experts
62. Using 3-D printing to make jet engines
63. 5 ways to build up your business
64. Wall Street’s Little Secret: It wins both the coming and going
65. Hasbro in talks to acquire DreamWorks Animation
66. Smog-choked China cuts a climate deal with Obama, and tries to tame its coal beast
67. UnitedHealth Group’s Gail Boudreaux: “I’m definitely not retiring”
68. Business takes charge
69. India wins U.S. support for food scheme, ends W.T.O. blockade
70. 8 top auto industry surprises of 2014
71. Apple’s new all-time high: $111.25
72. China’s output slows as Japan shows signs of life
73. J.C. Penney and the terrible costs of hiring an outsider CEO

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