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1. Japan’s Renesas Electronics to Buy U.S. Chipmaker For $3.2 Billion
2. People, Entertainment Weekly Debut New Celebrity-Focused Network
3. Why Striving for the C-Suite Isn’t Always the Best Idea
4. This Company Won an Auction for Bankrupt SunEdison’s Wind, Solar Projects
5. How the Sugar Industry Sneakily Influenced Dietary Guidelines
6. Verizon-Yahoo Deal Will Spark ‘Job Changes’ Says AOL CEO
7. How AT&T and Verizon Are Testing the Limits of Mobile Net Neutrality
8. Facebook Adds Payments to Messenger Chatbots
9. Amazon Prime Now Delivers to This Football Stadium
10. Ousted American Apparel Founder Dov Charney Says He’s Secured $10 Million Loan for New Venture
11. Why the Circular Economy Matters
12. What You Can Expect from Twitter’s New Live-Stream Deal with Cheddar
13. 7 Questions With HP Inc.’s CEO After $1 Billion Acquisition
14. World’s Largest Hedge Fund Brings in $22.5 Billion
15. Mark Cuban Calls Out Donald Trump Over Interest Rates
16. Netflix Wants the FCC to Do Something About Data Plans
17. Twilio’s CEO Explains Why His Company Went Public
18. How Walmart Made Its Comeback on Wall Street
19. How Verizon Is Moving From Telephone Poles to Light Poles for Smart Devices
20. The 5 Best Cities to Make the Most of Your Salary
21. What E*Trade’s Management Shakeup Says About the Stock Market
22. Here’s Why Markets Went Crazy for Fed Governor Brainard’s Speech
23. How This Canadian Province Promises to Lower Electricity Costs Next Year
24. This French Auto Giant Is Launching a Car-Sharing Service in Los Angeles
25. Why Facebook and Google Are Complying With Israel to Delete Certain Content
26. Why Samsung and LG Are Being Sued Over Employee Recruitment
27. What Happens if Hillary Drops Out for Health Reasons
28. SolarCity Raises $305 Million for Residential and Commercial Solar Projects
29. Instagram Just Took a Major Step Toward Preventing Harassment
30. Facebook Nemesis Could Pave Way for Class Actions Across Europe
31. Jeff Bezos Has a New Rocket to Compete With Elon Musk’s SpaceX
32. Here’s Why Solar Farms Are Booming in the U.S.
33. Why Trump’s Pam Bondi Scandal Isn’t Going Away
34. The Bank of England’s Top Woman Is Leaving Her Job Early
35. University of California Is Putting Money Into an Alumni VC Fund
36. Chinese Giant Huawei to Attack Server Market
37. Apple Defends Itself Against iPhone 7 Event Diversity Complaints
38. Barrick Gold Partners with Cisco to Boost Mining Productivity
39. Where the World’s Most Powerful Women Work
40. OpenText Is Buying Dell-EMC’s Content Division for $1.62 Billion
41. This Printing Company’s Snafu May Help Stop Europe’s Far Right
42. LinkedIn Launches ‘Lite’ Version for Mobile Browsing in India
43. Horizon Pharma Is Buying Raptor to Build Up Its Rare Disease Treatments
44. raceAhead: The Colin Kaepernick Effect
45. Hear Steve Jobs Inspire Apple to Remove the iPhone’s Headphone Jack
46. Burger King’s Cheetos Chicken Fries Are Exactly How They Sound
47. 3 Surprising Facts from America’s Fastest Growing Companies
48. Neel Kashkari Rejects Donald Trump’s Charge That the Fed Is Beholden to Obama
49. Power Sheet: Why Financial Firms Are the Fastest Growing Companies
50. The 10 Accelerators on Our Fastest-Growing Companies List
51. The Wall Street Veteran Who’s Helping Google Get Disciplined
52. The Smart Sting of Samantha Bee
53. Donald Trump Wishes Hillary Clinton a Speedy Recovery
54. Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Reportedly Explodes in Boy’s Hands
55. Donald Trump Says Janet Yellen Should Be Ashamed of Low Interest Rates
56. Term Sheet — Monday, September 12
57. Activist Investor Starboard Just Sent a Scathing Letter to Perrigo’s CEO
58. Agrium and Potash Corp Are Merging to Make a Giant Fertilizing Company
59. Homeland Security Plans to Expand Fingerprint and Eye Scanning at Borders
60. How to Tell Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Isn’t of the Exploding Kind
61. Microsoft Beats Out Rivals for HP Software Deal
62. There Is No Fast Lane When It Comes to Self-Driving Cars
63. Hillary Clinton’s Health Raises Worries for Democrats
64. HP Inc. Goes Old School With Plans to Sell Copy Machines
65. Data Sheet—Monday, September 12, 2016
66. Target Is Hiring 70,000 Workers for the Holiday Shopping Season
67. Check Out These Pitch Decks From Airbnb, YouTube and Other Famous Startups
68. ‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli Trolls Hillary Clinton in Person
69. Chinese Students Can Now Choose the Funny, Young Teachers
70. Most People Have No Interest in Buying iPhone 7
71. This Payment App Urges Its Young Users to ‘Pony Up’ in New Ad Campaign
72. The Broadsheet: September 12th
73. Chinese Investment on the Rise
74. CEO Daily: Monday, 12th September
75. How to Tell Who’s Winning the Presidential Race
76. A Look Back at the 30-Year History of Our Fastest-Growing Companies List
77. Introducing Our 30th Edition of the Fastest-Growing Companies List
78. Chinese Policymakers Square Off As Economic Challenges Grow
79. Irish PM Warns the UK of Limited Access to EU Market Unless This Happens
80. Profits Fall at China’s State-Owned Firms
81. From The Bachelor to #BuiltbyGirls: The Many Lives of Susan Lyne
82. Why Mitch McConnell Should Move Ahead on the Pacific Trade Deal
83. Wells Fargo Exec Who Headed Phony Accounts Unit Collected $125 Million
84. What It’s Like to Have the Zika Virus
85. This South Korean Scion Is Joining Samsung’s Board
86. Hillary Clinton’s Bad Weekend Highlights Election’s Unpredictability
87. Elon Musk Says Tesla’s New Autopilot Likely Would Have Prevented Death
88. How Starbucks’ New Line Hopes to Win Customers in the ‘Land of Tea’
89. These 2 Industrial Gas Giants Just Ended Their $60 Billion Merger Talks
90. BMW Is Reportedly Set to Develop Electric Minis and SUVs
91. Amazon and Pandora Are Reportedly Set to Launch New and Cheaper Music Streaming
92. ‘Sully’ Flies Past Competition With $35.5 Million Box Office Debut
93. HP Inc. to Buy Samsung’s Printing Business For Over a Billion Dollars
94. The World’s Most Powerful Women: September 12
95. Samsung Shares Plunge to Lowest Level in Weeks After Note 7 Recall
96. Alphabet and Sanofi Set Up a Joint Venture in Diabetes Treatment

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