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1. Rep. Paul Ryan wins key backing for speaker job
2. Should people pay to register their drones?
3. Ben & Jerry’s is making craft beer ice cream
4. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to developers: We’re sorry
5. Now you can pilot a real-world drone from inside virtual reality
6. Paul Ryan spars with GOP rightwing over House Speaker role
7. Don’t pretend tech unicorn valuations are meaningless
8. Back to the Future’s coolest invention is now a reality
9. Hewlett-Packard throws in the towel on public cloud
10. EBay pleases investors with mediocre quarter
11. Microsoft finally has a laptop to compete with Apple
12. Top 5 questions on Dell-EMC-VMware cloud strategy
13. This U.S. court decision just quashed innovation in health care
14. America’s best towns for Halloween
15. Why Obama’s favorite clockmaker is moving to Qatar
16. Drink Beck’s? You can expect some checks
17. Nearly half of male execs say the media ignores their career issues
18. How many iPhones did Apple sell last quarter?
19. How Amazon can quash the rise of phony product reviews
20. Microsoft set to gobble up third Israeli cybersecurity startup in year, source says
21. Britain’s desperate courtship of Xi Jinping and China: Is it really worth it?
22. Theranos CEO hits back in blood feud with Wall Street Journal
23. Profits up, Biogen cuts 11% of global workforce
24. Why Japan wants to transform into a ‘hydrogen society’
25. Vatican denies report that Pope has a brain tumor
26. Ben Bernanke sees the upside of negative rates
27. Spotify: Being number one is nice, but it also makes you a target
28. President Bernie Sanders: Bad for bankers, perhaps not so bad for banks
29. Carl Icahn pledges $150 million to fight tax inversions
30. Why China’s optimists are wrong
31. Michael Dell takes a dig at Microsoft’s Surface (right in front of Satya!)
32. The automotive industry has lost its masculinity
33. YouTube Red is YouTube’s new subscription service
34. Tesla’s coolest new feature has a huge problem
35. Here’s one big reason men’s earnings are growing twice as fast as women’s
36. Short-seller: Is Valeant the pharmaceutical Enron?
37. Think twice about working for a company with free dry cleaning and nap pods
38. Science shows how climate change could make the world poorer
39. This is the forgotten business genius behind ‘Back to the Future’
40. Chipotle’s remedy for slowing growth? More catering, mobile ordering
41. Yahoo hopes for ‘historic event’ with its NFL livestream
42. Joe Biden says he won’t run for president in 2016
43. It’s official: Chris Rock is hosting the Academy Awards
44. Why a high-paying job offer could be a red flag
45. Amy Schumer is getting a huge pay raise
46. 10 ‘Back to the Future’ predictions that came true
47. Another tale of Theranos patient woe
48. Paul Ryan outfoxes the Freedom Caucus
49. Power Sheet – October 21, 2015
50. China’s version of the ‘Maker Movement’ puts the U.S. to shame
51. Can American Apparel save itself?
52. Meet the former GM exec who’s taking Canyon Ranch international
53. Why the Iran nuclear deal won’t promise an oil boom
54. U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara is investigating daily fantasy sports
55. KKR is raising its first tech fund
56. Toyota takes car-tech “Back To the Future”—again
57. Joe Tucci & friends seek to soothe VMware shareholders
58. McDonald’s new menu item is a huge surprise
59. How you can own a Ferrari for just $52
60. Don’t expect an Uber IPO any time soon
61. VICE Media sites go dark in support of journalist imprisoned in Turkey
62. #Brands are milking Back to the Future Day for all it’s worth
63. A weakened Britain finally learns how to kowtow to Beijing
64. It’s official: Western Digital to acquire SanDisk for about $19 billion
65. The Fortune interview: OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei
66. Apple TV goes on sale, begins shipping next week
67. Exclusive: Michael Dell to buy home in Boston
68. Here’s why Toyota just recalled 6.5 million cars
69. Data Sheet—Wednesday, October 21, 2015
70. Canada’s new prime minister really doesn’t like the F-35
71. From Full House to Gilmore Girls: 6 shows getting a second life
72. Term Sheet — Wednesday October 21
73. Star Wars absolutely destroyed ticket sales records
74. The Broadsheet: October 21st
75. Why other U.S. companies won’t imitate Yum’s China spinoff
76. Facebook is targeting minority parents to improve tech’s diversity gap
77. This engineering firm has never had any openings—or layoffs
78. A goat-loving startup in Austin is shepherding talent with great culture
79. Former Business Objects CEO tackles workforce analytics
80. CEO Daily: Wednesday, October 21
81. Credit Suisse and Ferrari heads to Wall Street–5 things to know today
82. Exclusive: How First Data reinvented itself to become 2015’s biggest IPO
83. Credit Suisse announces $6.3 billion capital hike to fund new strategy
84. How many watches did Apple sell last quarter?
85. The house where Bruce Springsteen wrote “Born to Run” is for sale
86. Uber CEO: Most drivers work too little to be considered full time employees

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