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1. Mazda Just Made a ‘Holy Grail’ Breakthrough in Engine Tech
2. Amazon Launches Cash Payments in Mexico to Lure Shoppers Online
3. Toyota Confirms It Will Scale Back Investment in a New Mexican Plant
4. Bitcoin Shop Coinbase Boosts Hacker Bounties to $50,000
5. Sorry Canada. No Soylent For You
6. AMD Shares Plunge 12% on Concerns About Future Sales
7. Hurricanes and Avocado Prices Are Crushing Chipotle’s Stock
8. It’s Finally (Sort of) Legal for Kids to Use an Amazon Echo, Says FTC
9. Nordstrom Thinks Half Its Business Could Be Online Within 5 Years
10. Sen. Jeff Flake to Leave Senate: ‘I Will Not Be Complicit’
11. John McCain’s ‘Bone Spurs’ Comment Shows There’s a Deeper Problem in the Military
12. Twitter to Label Election Ads After U.S. Regulatory Threat
13. AT&T Is Third Major Carrier Suffering from Weak iPhone 8 Sales
14. Volkswagen CEO Slams Tesla Over Production Numbers, Spending, and Firings
15. There’s Now an Amazon Prime Shipping Service For Businesses
16. Judge Reverses Record $417 Million Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson Over Alleged Baby Powder Cancer Link
17. Mega Millions Lottery Undergoes a Redesign, Tickets to Increase in Price
18. Why Can’t U.S. Automakers Be More Like Tesla?
19. raceAhead: A New Black Super PAC, Princeton’s Diversity Experiment, Working While Disabled
20. ‘Nun With a Chainsaw’ Is a Beer Honoring a Florida Nun
21. The Weinstein Company Is ‘A Patient That’s Dying on the Table,’ Investor Says
22. Microsoft’s Cloud Is Getting Some Cray Supercomputing Love
23. Lonely Planet Names Its Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2018
24. Tesla’s First Project in Puerto Rico Is a Children’s Hospital
25. Could a New Immunotherapy Medical Approach Break the Alzheimer’s Drug Curse?
26. The British Royal Family Is Hiring an Intern. Here’s How to Apply
27. This Woman Was the Only Passenger on a 189-Passenger Plane to Greece
28. Satire: Uber Employee Bites Through Tongue to Avoid Telling Non-HR Compliant Joke
29. Brainstorm Health: New Approach to Alzheimer’s, Johnson & Johnson Verdict, NY Vaping Ban
30. Hulu Gets New CEO as Chief Exits to Sony Pictures
31. You Can Now Download Stephen Hawking’s Doctoral Thesis for Free
32. Tim Cook Has Some Thoughts on Who Will Be the Next Apple CEO
33. Ryanair Struggles to Wash Its Hands of Soapless Flight Claims
34. Warren Buffett’s Net Worth Has Reached a Staggering New High
35. This Startup Is Developing Low-Cost Sensors That Could Allow Self-Driving Cars to ‘See’
36. Why Some Houses Are Displaying Teal Pumpkins for Halloween
37. Delphi Buys Self-Driving Car Startup NuTonomy for $450 Million
38. Facebook Was Just Dealt a Major Setback in EU Privacy Battle
39. Apple iPhone X Pre-Orders Could Double Available Units
40. One University Made Paper Out of Spent Grain From Making Beer
41. Google’s New Office Complex Will Use a Massive Heat Pump Instead of Fuel
42. Fidelity Chairman Suggests U.S. Financial Regulations Aren’t Ready for Facebook and Snapchat
43. Kid Rock Finally Makes a Decision on His Rumored Senate Run
44. CVS Health CEO Says Purpose is at the Center of Company’s Reinvention
45. New Cyber Attacks Are Hitting Airports and Metro Systems in Ukraine
46. Virtual Reality Is Healing Healthcare in America
47. Infographic: The U.S. Is Falling Behind the Rest of the World on Environmentalism
48. Waiting in Line for Apple iPhone X: A Survival Guide
49. Chipotle Is Giving Away Free Burritos for a Year
50. Another Big State Just Banned Vaping in Public
51. Sears Drops Whirlpool After Over 100 Years
52. Futuristic Robots Are Lending Their Hands in Gap’s Warehouse
53. How This Startup Plans to Use Blockchain to Revolutionize the Coffee Supply Chain
54. Term Sheet — Tuesday, October 24
55. WeWork Buying Lord & Taylor’s Manhattan Flagship As Its New Headquarters
56. NASA Wants to Get the Mars Rover Digging Again
57. Etsy Suffers Amazon Hit, While Ford’s Chariot Needs Licenses
58. Data Sheet—Amazon Tanks Etsy, Ford’s Chariot Stumbles
59. More Clarity Brings More Questions on American Deaths in Niger
60. A San Francisco House That Was Totally Gutted By Fire Is on the Market for $800,000
61. Megyn Kelly v. Bill O’Reilly, Harvey Weinstein, J&J Lawsuit: Broadsheet for Oct. 24
62. Steve Wozniak Says He Won’t Buy the iPhone X on Day One: ‘I’d Rather Wait and Watch That One’
63. Airbnb CEO: “We Need More Women Leaders”
64. Stuyvesant’s First Co-Ed Class Was 1% Female. Here’s What Life Was Like For Those 13 Women
65. Gorilla Glass Is Still a Cash Cow for Corning
66. Amazon Is Shutting Down Its Online Wine Store
67. Airbnb’s China Chief Resigns After Four Months on the Job
68. Ray Dalio and the 60% — CEO Daily, Tuesday, 24th October
69. Why Toshiba Is Still Weighing Its Options In Selling Its Prized Chip Unit
70. The Two Women Accused of Assassinating Kim Jong-nam Return to Scene of the Crime
71. Here’s Why Cisco Is Paying Nearly $2 Billion for BroadSoft
72. The Olympic Torch Starts Its Journey to the 2018 Pyeongchang Games Today
73. Sony’s Robot Dogs May Be About to Make a Smarter Comeback
74. Inside Saudi Aramco’s Kingdom of Oil
75. Hundreds of Thousands of Snap Spectacles Are Reportedly Sitting in Warehouses Unsold
76. Too Many People Want to Read Stephen Hawking’s Newly Free Doctoral Thesis
77. Harvey Weinstein’s Former Assistant Breaks Confidentiality Clause to Speak About Sexual Harassment
78. Xi Jinping Just Got Himself a Special Place in His Party’s Constitution
79. Microsoft Declares Victory in Fight to Tell Users About Government Email Searches
80. AI Startup Raises Millions to Digest Intel for Spies, Financiers and Walmart
81. Brick-and-Mortar Resorts to Legal Fine Print in Guerrilla War on Amazon and Whole Foods
82. Zaha Hadid Architects’ New Energy Research Centre Is Fit For A King
83. Bitcoin Alums Announce New Digital Currency Metronome
84. Former HSBC Executive Mark Johnson Found Guilty of Fraud in $3.5 Billion Currency Trade

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