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1. National Uber protest barely gets into gear
2. U.S. government to require that hobbyists register their drones
3. Florida prosecutor subpoenas fantasy sports group
4. 5 important predictions about business technology spending
5. Apple ordered to pay huge damages in patent case
6. Report: Russians hacked Dow Jones for stock tips
7. Tinder parent company Match just filed to go public
8. Arab graffiti artists sneak criticism of ‘Homeland’ into TV show
9. Twitter gets rid of the last Vine co-founder
10. These are America’s favorite TV bosses
11. Jay Z forgot he owns Tidal
12. Buyout kings
13. Google’s victory in book-scanning case is a huge win for fair use
14. The last days of Drexel Burnham
15. Is it the end of the road for the Dodge Viper?
16. Yahoo: Sayonara, passwords
17. Twitter’s newest exec is getting a base salary of just $50,000
18. Stephen Colbert raves about the Tesla Model S autopilot upgrade
19. A lottery that doesn’t pay its winners and other tales of financially incompetent U.S. states
20. A Hong Kong super-tutor just turned down an $11 million job offer
21. This is how much binge drinking costs the U.S. economy
22. This is when you can finally see the new Star Wars trailer
23. New study connects fracking with lower sperm count
24. Microsoft is officially the quietest place on earth
25. What H&M’s recent ad says about mainstream fashion
26. Fortune Live for October 16, 2015: Most Powerful Women, DraftKings, and FanDuel
27. How AT&T is using drivers’ cellular data to help fix California traffic
28. United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz suffers heart attack
29. Mike Huckabee just called Washington and Wall Street a strip club
30. Did Germany bribe to win hosting rights to FIFA’s 2006 World Cup?
31. 3D print your own jewelry? This startup says yes
32. How Tesla is ushering in the age of the learning car
33. Goldman Sachs just fired 20 analysts for cheating on tests
34. Why the Most Powerful Women—and Warren Buffett—are bullish on the economy
35. ABC ad rates for Oscars 2016 are astronomical
36. T-Mobile leaves NYSE switches to Nasdaq, for ‘fun’
37. BlackBerry Priv finally available for pre-order, specs confirmed
38. Steve Ballmer now owns 4% of Twitter
39. Clinton’s big pharma takedown plan has some serious issues
40. Trump: Zero interest rates are Yellen’s political gift to Obama
41. Danny Meyer’s tip ban targets a pay problem that’s going to get worse
42. The smart home’s problem is its best product is terrible and made by a bankrupt company
43. Your next business partner should come with a prenup
44. IBM gives China sneak peek of software source code: Report
45. Netflix streams its first feature film today
46. Google Books is ‘highly transformative,’ appeals court confirms in fair use ruling
47. FBI rewrote its PSA on credit card fraud after banks complained. Why?
48. Here’s how Hulu is finally becoming a competitive streaming service
49. All about Anthony Bourdain’s $60 million food market
50. Bernie Sanders rejects drug price-raising CEO’s donation: ‘We don’t want his stinkin’ money’
51. Spending time at IBM Watson
52. Power Sheet – October 16, 2015
53. Alibaba to buy this Chinese video company for $3.6 billion
54. Term Sheet — Friday, October 16
55. Steve Ballmer is either a big Twitter fan or he’s been hacked
56. The Apple guys at IBM are smiling. Here’s why.
57. American Airlines attendant booed as she kicks a crying woman off a plane
58. Walmart CEO’s plan to fight Amazon: “Win with stores”
59. In his new memoir, Ben Bernanke is wrong about the fall of Lehman
60. How this med school is using virtual reality to teach students
61. Red Hat acquires Ansible to beef up its development tool set
62. Data Sheet—Friday, October 16, 2015
63. Amazon makes nice (sort of) with hybrid cloud crowd
64. It’s time to say farewell to US Airways
65. Dan Rather vs. George W. Bush: ‘Truth’ comes out
66. Donald Trump has spent $678,000 on hats and shirts
67. China’s No. 2 hints at a weak economy
68. The Broadsheet: October 16th
69. CEO Daily: Friday, October 16
70. Uber just won a big lawsuit in London
71. This CEOs best tip for making tough business decisions
72. YouTube CEO: How to get girls excited about tech careers. Plus, how to get women to stay.
73. Here’s why the tech Unicorns’ dreams won’t come true
74. The man who created VW’s toxic culture still looms large
75. GE earnings and Yum appointment — 5 things to know today
76. Europe, Turkey strike a deal on tackling the migrant crisis
77. Schlumberger: it’ll be a slow, weak recovery for the oil sector

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