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1. Why So Many Women Executives Left Yahoo This Year
2. Chinese Manufacturing Has Expanded at its Fastest Pace in Over Two Years
3. BlackBerry’s Next Move Is in the Driverless Car Industry
4. Rights Groups Ask Facebook to Clarify Its Policies on Content Removal
5. How You Can Practice Being Confident Every Day
6. Why Being a CEO Today Means Something Different Than It Once Did
7. Here’s What American CEOs Most Fear About the Election
8. Here’s What Will Happen to the POTUS Social Media Accounts Next Year
9. Uber and Lyft Drivers Discriminate Against Women and African Americans, Finds Study
10. Giphy Has Almost No Revenue But Is Worth $600 Million
11. Rights Groups Ask Facebook to Clarify Content Removal Policies
12. Here’s Why the FBI Email Probe Means Even Rockier Markets Ahead
13. Another Poll Shows the Latest Hillary Clinton Email News Hasn’t Hurt Her Lead
14. NSA-Hacking ‘Shadow Brokers’ Reveal Spy-Penetrated Networks
15. Viacom Has A New Acting CEO
16. Macy’s Starts to Unload Stores in Deal With Major Mall Developer
17. What You Need to Know About the New Overtime Rules
18. Prince William Wants Help from Facebook and Apple to Prevent Cyberbullying
19. Hillary Clinton to FBI: ‘There’s No Case Here’
20. Here’s Why Valeant’s Shares Just Plunged, Again
21. How GE-Baker Hughes and CenturyLink-Level 3 Deals Gave Bankers a Halloween Treat
22. AT&T Union Workers Ratify 16th Straight Deal
23. How Americans Will Remember the 2016 Election
24. Goldman Sachs’ Latest Product Has Gotten Wall Street In Trouble Before
25. Wells Fargo Will Pay $50 Million to Settle a Racketeering Lawsuit
26. Airbnb Forms Separate China Unit as Local Business Grows
27. Airbnb In Talks to Resolve New York Lawsuit
28. Apple and Samsung Continue to Lead Shrinking Tablet Market
29. ESPN Is Both Right and Wrong About its Terrible Subscriber Numbers
30. Watch the World’s First Manned Battery-Powered Helicopter Fly
31. Level 3 Investors To Get Big Payday With CenturyLink Acquisition
32. PayPal Founder Peter Thiel: Donald Trump Will Save Our Politics
33. Palantir Emerges Victorious From Federal Court Over U.S. Army
34. Here’s Why Shares of Lumber Liquidators Are Tanking
35. Trello Claims 17 Million Fans For Its Popular Project Software
36. Henrik Fisker’s Next Electric Car Will Have Almost Twice the Range of a Tesla Model 3
37. Xerox Settles Big Investor Battle
38. CNN Cuts Ties with Democratic Party Chief Donna Brazile Amid Leaked Emails
39. Networking Gear Maker Brocade Is In Advanced Acquisition Talks
40. Fire at Ford Motor Headquarters in Michigan, None Injured
41. Delivery Startup Postmates Raises $140 Million at Unchanged Valuation
42. The Frightening Amount Americans Spend on Halloween
43. Longtime Apple Feature Won’t Be Coming to the New MacBook Pro
44. Exclusive: Wealthfront’s Founder Reclaims CEO Role as Current Chief Steps Down
45. Donald Trump Is Fighting to Raise Doubts about Hillary Clinton
46. The Presidential Election Could Be Won in This Narrow Strip of Florida
47. More American Women Are Opting for the Abortion Pill Over Surgery
48. Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Quietly Put Together A Domestic Policy Agenda
49. Here Are All the Ways You Can Fund Your Startup
50. How Apple Is Disappointing Fans With Its Latest MacBook and TV Play
51. Google’s Halloween Doodle Is Actually a Pretty Fun Game
52. Here’s What You Need to Know About the Weiner Email October Surprise
53. This Controversial Chinese Cybersecurity Law Is Waiting for Approval
54. How Toyota Is Helping Its Customers Pay for Their Cars
55. How a Crowdfunding Campaign Sent a Lucky Cubs Fan to the World Series
56. Top U.S. Mall Developer Says Aéropostale Could Grow Back to 500 Stores
57. These Are the 50 Best Apps of the Year
58. The Tiny Nation of Iceland Is Crushing the U.S. in Electing Female Politicians
59. What CEOs Are Most Scared Of in 2016
60. John Oliver’s Anthony Weiner Rant Perfectly Sums Up this Election Mess
61. Study Pinpoints Best Ways to Discuss Racism at Work
62. Term Sheet — Monday, October 31
63. Growing Younger With Age
64. Blackstone Buys TeamHealth for $6.1 Billion
65. Apple’s Ive Says Macs Aren’t the Right Home for Touchscreens
66. Growing Younger With Age
67. Vine’s Demise Aside, It Makes Sense to Buy Unproven Tech Startups
68. Facebook Will Remove Fewer Pictures in Wake of Vietnam Photo Flap
69. Panasonic’s Venture with Tesla Weighs on Forecast
70. Alibaba Consolidates Media and Entertainment Businesses
71. Data Sheet—Monday, October 31, 2016
72. Amazon Offers Yet Another Way to Migrate Computing Tasks to its Cloud
73. Exclusive: This Startup for Estate Sales Just Raised $41.5 Million
74. The Broadsheet: Oct. 31st
75. CEO Daily: Monday 31st October
76. CenturyLink Has Agreed to Buy Level 3 Communications for Over $19 Billion
77. General Electric Will Merge Its Oil and Gas Business With Baker Hughes
78. The FBI Now Has a Warrant to Review the New Clinton Camp Emails
79. These Shipping Giants Are Teaming Up to Create One of the World’s Largest Fleets
80. New York Set Its Sights on Being a Global Bitcoin Hub. Then This Happened
81. Chinese Factories Could Soon Deliver a Price Shock to the World Economy
82. Here’s How Big a Surge Donald Trump Would Need to Win
83. India Offers to Buy Hundreds of Foreign Fighter Planes—with One Catch
84. Donald Trump Is All Wrong About the U.S. Military, USAF Secretary Says
85. Here’s Elizabeth Warren’s Big Gripe With the AT&T-Time Warner Deal
86. China’s Loosely Regulated Online Lending Has Inspired an Army of Freelance Debt Collectors
87. Here’s Why Sony Is Saying Its Annual Profits Will Fall Short
88. ‘Madea Halloween’ Wins Box Office Again as Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’ Flames Out
89. MGM Resorts Is Ready to Bet up to $10 Billion on a Japanese Casino
90. Here’s How Toyota Plans to Pack More Power Into the Prius
91. DBS Plans to Buy ANZ’s Asian Wealth and Retail Businesses
92. The World’s Most Powerful Women: October 31
93. China’s Biggest Banks Have Written Off $40 Billion in Bad Debt This Year
94. Bank of England Governor Mark Carney Ready to Serve Full Term
95. This Is the Latest Example of Silicon Valley’s Disdain for Regulations
96. What the EU and Canada’s Long-Awaited Trade Deal Means for Brexit

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