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1. Tesla and SolarCity Finally Unveil Their Solar Roofs and Upgraded Batteries
2. How Economists View the Rise of Artificial Intelligence
3. If You Want to Succeed in Business, Be Funny
4. Qualcomm Buy of NXP Backed by $13.6 Billion Loan Financing
5. Markets Went Insane After the FBI Reopened Its Case Into Hillary Clinton’s Emails
6. Why Snapchat’s IPO Could Snap the Stock Market
7. Starbucks Brings Back the ‘Frappula’ Just in Time for Halloween
8. Hurdles Will Slow Timing of AT&T M&A Bond Offering
9. Vince McMahon Could Be Open to Selling WWE
10. How This 15-Year-Old Entrepreneur Balances School, Business and a Social Life
11. Airbnb Hits Back at Hotel CEO’s Comments Over New York Home-Sharing Law
12. BMW Recalls More than 150,000 Vehicles in the U.S. And Canada
13. Cirrus Logic Surges as Wall Street Plugs in High-Tech Earbuds
14. Three-quarters of Internet Use Will Be on Mobile by 2017
15. Acushnet, Owner of Titleist and FootJoy, Debuts in Modest IPO
16. The Maker of Titleist Golf Balls Failed to Impress Wall Street
17. Where to Get the Best Deals on the Google Pixel Phone
18. Hundreds of Companies Are Giving Workers Election Day Off
19. How These Special Blocks Likely Saved Mike Pence’s Plane From Disaster
20. This Is the Best Time to Do Your Online Holiday Shopping
21. AutoNation Plans to Expand Business after Net Income Drop
22. Google Execs Insist Cloud Business Is Growing Without Providing Details
23. Why These Artificial Intelligence Startups Joined Salesforce, Amazon, and Uber
24. This Self-Driving Car Startup Just Shelved Its Device
25. Warren Buffett’s Wells Fargo Scandal Silence Could Soon Be Broken
26. What’s Going on With Trump’s Tiny Campaign Donations?
27. Why the Model X Has Been a Real Problem for Tesla
28. FBI Reopens Investigation Into Hillary Clinton’s Email Server
29. Here’s Why Amazon’s Shares are Plunging
30. Why AT&T Is Making a Huge Mistake by Acquiring Time Warner
31. UPDATE: Is Facebook Enabling Advertisers to Discriminate by Race?
32. 3 Reasons Why the Strong GDP Report Might Actually Be Good For Donald Trump
33. Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama Rally Voters in North Carolina
34. Here’s Where Uber Is Facing Some of Its Biggest Legal Problems
35. Pundits Are Wrong. Donald Trump’s Brand Could Survive a Disastrous Election
36. How Goya Turned Beans Into a Business Empire
37. This NetSuite Shareholder Says Oracle Should Raise Its Bid
38. Soylent Halts Powder Sales after More Customers Get Sick
39. The Only Thing Harder Than Building a Great Startup Is Making It Work After You Sell
40. This European Country’s Antitrust Watchdog Is Looking Closer at WhatsApp
41. Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $70 Million to California Woman For Cancer-Linked Baby Powder
42. Is Facebook Allowing Advertisers to Discriminate by Race?
43. The USDA Has a Plan to save Guacamole
44. Why the Auto Industry May Need a Different Kind of Venture Capital
45. Family Sues Amazon for $1M after Hoverboard Fire Destroys Their Home
46. Why Apple Needs to Step Up Its Product Events Sooner Than Later
47. Former Miss Finland: Donald Trump Groped Me, Too
48. Here What It’s Like to Use Apple’s New MacBook Pro Touch Bar
49. Bright Lights in the War on Cancer
50. The Fortune Guide to Dressing Up for Halloween
51. Bright Lights in the War on Cancer
52. Why Donald Trump’s Brand Could Bounce Back Post-Election
53. Term Sheet — Friday, October 28
54. Google Maps Now Lets You Order Food
55. U.K. Tribunal Says Uber Drivers Deserve Workers’ Rights
56. Swiss Rail Operator to Sell Bitcoins at Ticket Machines
57. Review: Apple Watch Nike+ Is Serious About Sports
58. What to Expect From Tesla and SolarCity’s Launch Party on Friday
59. How Hacker and ‘Pirate’ Birgitta Jónsdóttir Revolutionized Iceland’s Politics
60. Google Says Fiber Internet Service Lives On Despite Cuts
61. Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking, Spamming Scheme
62. UPDATED: Donald Trump’s Contribution to His Campaign Plummets to $33,000
63. Why Amazon’s Rivals Should Be Scared
64. Profit Plummets for World’s Biggest Public Oil Company
65. Why the Chicago Cubs Owe so Much to Their Fans
66. Data Sheet—Friday, October 28, 2016
67. U.S. Lawmakers Raise Privacy Concerns Over New Hacking Rules
68. Legalized Corruption
69. Here’s What We Didn’t Get From Apple’s Mac Event
70. Clinton Has More Than Twice Trump’s Campaign Cash in Race’s Final Days
71. Mike Pence’s Plane Slid Off a Runway in New York
72. The Broadsheet: October 28th
73. This Unlikely Guest Will Appear on Chelsea Handler’s Show the Day After the Election
74. Martin Shkreli Does Not Apologize
75. Students Can Now Get Their College Loans Erased When This Happens
76. CEO Daily: Friday 28th October
77. Why Australia’s Biggest Life Insurer Is Taking a $910 Million Hit
78. Didi Chuxing Is Slowly Killing Off Uber China’s Brand
79. UBS Ups Its Reserves for U.S. Penalties After Deutsche Bank’s Snafu
80. Amazon Prime Finally Arrives in China
81. EU Privacy Watchdogs Just Warned WhatApp and Yahoo Over User Data Cases
82. President Obama Just Held a Massive Conference Call to Rally Obamacare Supporters
83. Britain’s Government Says It Didn’t Pay Nissan to Build More Cars in the U.K.
84. What to Expect From Friday’s U.S. GDP Numbers
85. Hanjin’s Bankruptcy Almost Starved This Stranded Ship Crew
86. Even in a Breathless Election, Twitter Is Generating Buzz—Not Cash
87. Booz Allen Is Reviewing Its Security After the Arrest of Another NSA Contractor
88. Chinese Search Giant Baidu Warns of Government Crackdown After Its First Loss
89. Why Amazon’s Holiday Season Forecast Is Disappointing Investors
90. Facebook Execs Feel the Heat of the Platform’s Biggest Content Controversies
91. A Boss in India Is Giving Away 1,260 Cars and 400 Homes to His Staff
92. The World’s Most Powerful Women: October 28
93. Mylan’s EpiPen Price Hikes Reportedly Add Millions to Pentagon Costs
94. Here’s Why Bank of Japan Is Losing Its Bark and Bite
95. Police Have Arrested At Least 141 North Dakota Pipeline Protesters
96. Chipotle Reportedly Builds Up Defense Against a Certain Activist Investor
97. GE Is in Talks on a Deal with Baker Hughes
98. General Motors Expands Car-Sharing to Los Angeles

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