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1. Regulatory Scrutiny Is a Sign of a Big Idea, Says One Investor
2. Cisco Feels the Pain of a Weakened China Economy
3. A New Startup Wants to Make Personal Propeller Planes Sexy Again
4. Can Disney’s CEO Help Make a Los Angeles NFL Team Happen?
5. What Should Media Companies Do in a World Controlled by Giant Platforms?
6. GoPro Shares Fall Below IPO Price
7. Some Good News for Yum Brands in China
8. T-Mobile CEO Explains Unlimited Plan Price Hike
9. Why Hershey’s Kisses Will Be Healthier This Holiday Season
10. Nordstrom Isn’t Immune From Retail’s Bloodbath
11. Fossil Just Bought This Wearable Tech Company
12. Tribune Publishing Approves Buyouts for 7% of its Employees
13. Italian Construction Firm Salini Impregilo Bets on America’s Infrastructure Woes
14. Missy Elliott Drops Her First Music Video in 7 Years
15. Obama Faces a Tough Road with TPP Trade Deal
16. You Can Finally Get This Web Browser on Your iPhone
17. Hulu in Talks to Sell Stake to Time Warner: Report
18. Why a Fed Rate Hike May Catch Investors Off-Guard
19. Cisco’s Shares Tumble on Weak Guidance
20. Big Tobacco Stocks Shrug Off New Proposed Smoking Ban
21. Billionaire Says Smarter Tech Will Destroy Jobs At a Record Clip
22. Here’s What You Need to Know About YouTube Music
23. A New Study Says Roundup Herbicide Is Unlikely to Cause Cancer
24. Facebook Is Testing Disappearing Messages
25. Entitled employees: 5 ways to manage them
26. Here’s What Xbox One Gamers Will Find in the Console’s New Software
27. This Is What’s Wrong With Ben Carson’s Life Story
28. The CEO of REI Answered Questions on Reddit and it Backfired
29. Greece Shuts Down in a New Round of Protests
30. Students Take to the Streets to Protest Ballooning Debt
31. Hollywood Reporter’s Rank Decision Sends the Wrong Message
32. WWE Fans Can Now Get Ringside Seats Through Virtual Reality
33. One of America’s Priciest Mansions is Back on the Market
34. The Market’s Fed Freakout Is Unjustified
35. Kohl’s Eases Concerns About U.S. Retail Slowdown
36. India’s Modi Faces Cheers and Jeers In Britain
37. Here’s why Shares of Angie’s List Are Spiking Today
38. Fidelity Marks Down Even More Popular Tech Startups
39. Ben Carson is Profiting From Ties With Convicted Felon: Report
40. CNN Is Rebooting its iReport Site Thanks to Social Media
41. Ben Carson’s Proposed ‘Starter’ Minimum Wage For Teen Workers Already Exists
42. Boston Consulting Group has invented the office of the future—for itself
43. This Startup’s Answer to Avoiding Dealers: A Car Vending Machine
44. Why a British Utility Is Buying a Sensor Startup for $60 million
45. Target Finally Bringing its Small-Format Urban Stores to Manhattan
46. Lenovo Reports $714 Million Loss Amid Restructuring
47. The Next Big Challenge for Chipmakers Is AI
48. Bernie Sanders Just Got His Biggest Labor Endorsement Yet
49. A Judge Dismissed A Lawsuit Against Taylor Swift Using Taylor Swift Lyrics
50. Americans Are More Obese Than Ever
51. This is the Worst Type of Airplane Passenger
52. Why These Two Cable Companies Are Betting on Virtual Reality
53. Uber Signs a Mapping Deal With TomTom
54. Target holds firm on selling ‘OCD’ sweaters
55. The One Quality A Leader Should Never Lack
56. This City Has the Most Foreclosures in America
57. Billionaire Buys 7-year-old Daughter Most Expensive Diamond Ever
58. Eyefluence Founder Sees Nothing But Increased Productivity With Virtual Reality
59. New-Age Engineering School Taps Old-School Mentors
60. Welcome to the Future. Here’s Your (Real) Jetpack.
61. Dunkin’ Donuts Holiday Cups Come Out Amid Starbucks Controversy
62. Here’s How to Get a Roku for Just $25
63. Meet Spain’s Kingmaker
64. Here’s What to Pay Attention to When You Start a New Job
65. Power Sheet – November 12, 2015
66. Spotify Names Its Most-Streamed Track of All Time
67. Here’s how Liberty Media Will Split Into 3 New Stocks
68. Eventbrite CEO Kevin Hartz is Temporarily Stepping Down
69. Term Sheet — Thursday, November 12
70. Google to Alert Gmail Users When They Receive Unsecurely Delivered Emails
71. The Key to Launching a Successful Startup
72. Why Immigrant Women Make Great Entrepreneurs
73. Why Nike’s CEO is Fortune’s Businessperson of the Year
74. Data Sheet—Thursday, November 12, 2015
75. Here’s What People Are Saying About Apple’s New iPad Pro
76. Volkswagen Wants More Whistleblowers to Come Forward
77. Apple Could Be Cooking Up a New Way to Send Money
78. Customer Service to Sales: We Need to Talk
79. Airbnb Makes it Easier for Hosts to Rake in the Cash
80. The Broadsheet: November 12th
81. Catalonia Says It Will Defy Court Order, Press On With Secession
82. Nike’s Master Craftsman
83. How Formula 1 Teams Use Big Data to Win
84. Four Takeaways From the Fortune Global Forum
85. CEO Daily: Thursday, November 12
86. Venezuela Drug Bust and SABMiller Reports — 5 Things To Know Today
87. What Makes Atlassian’s IPO Case Sexy
88. In 2015, Most of The Highest Paid Musicians Are Men
89. How the U.S. should respond to the rise of India
90. Rollls-Royce Shares Plummet Another Yet Another Downgrade
91. Putin Tells Russia’s Athletics Bosses To Cooperate With WADA Probe
92. Walmart’s Black Friday strategy this year? No (or at least fewer) gimmicks

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