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1. Why Canada Is Taking More of a (Polite) Lead on the World Stage
2. Civil, a Blockchain-Media Startup, Cancels Its ICO, Offering a Full Refund to Those Who Bought Tokens
3. PEN America Sues Trump to Stop Him From Violating First Amendment
4. Trump’s Approval Rate Among Active-Duty Troops Drops to 44%, Military Times Poll Says
5. The Cat-and-Mouse Game Between Regulators and Data Stewards
6. MIT Is Investing $1 Billion In New College With Computing, AI Focus
7. Brainstorm Health: J&J CEO on Drug Prices, Polio-Like Condition, Pfizer Breast Cancer Drug
8. As GOP Campaigns on Tax Cuts, Federal Deficit Jumps 17% to Its Highest Level Since 2012
9. Netflix’ Stock Surges 15% as Earnings, Subscriber Growth Blows Away Wall Street’s Forecasts
10. Silicon Valley’s Top 10% Are Doing Better Than Ever. Here’s Why Everyone Else Is Doing Worse
11. U.S. Returns to No. 1 in Global Competitiveness, Report Says
12. Walmart Buys Bare Necessities, the Latest in a String of Apparel Acquisitions
13. Digital Consumers Want it All. Here’s How to Keep Up
14. ‘This Is Happening Without Us!’ Bill Gates Remembers the Moment Co-Founder Paul Allen Created Microsoft
15. raceAhead: PayPal and SAP CEOs on Diversity
16. Why Verizon Is Giving Free Service to Many Florida Customers
17. Can—Or Should—Everyday Businesses Develop Their Own Artificial Intelligence?
18. Anti-Nike Tweet Causes USA Gymnastics Interim Chief Mary Bono to Step Down After 5 Days on the Job
19. Here’s Why You Can Feel Optimistic About The Future Of Healthcare
20. Why Artificial Intelligence Is Crucial For Today’s Music and Entertainment Industries
21. Why the Modern CEO Must Weigh in About Social Movements
22. Instacart Raises Another $600 Million, Bringing Value Up to $7.6 Billion
23. Lyft Picks Underwriters for 2019 IPO: Report
24. President Trump Is Facing a Lawsuit Over His Anti-Media Rhetoric
25. Top 3% of U.S. Taxpayers Paid Majority of Income Tax in 2016
26. Instagram Co-Founder Discusses Why He Decided to Leave Facebook
27. Winamp Is Making a Return With New Full Version 6
28. This Is What Mobile Chip Designer Arm Wants to Add to 5G Networks
29. Audi Fined $926 Million Over Volkswagen Diesel Emissions Scandal
30. Should Businesses Withdraw From ‘Davos in the Desert?’
31. ‘It’s Not a Republican Problem.’ Mitch McConnell Blames Entitlements for Rising U.S. Deficits
32. Trump Calls Stormy Daniels ‘Horseface’ After Dismissal of Libel Suit
33. Canada Legalized Marijuana This Week. This Is What That Means
34. Steven Mnuchin, Who Sat on Sears’ Board for Years, Could Impact the Pensions of Thousands of Workers
35. What Corporate Leaders Are Saying About That Dire Climate Change Report
36. Siemens CEO Undecided on Attending Saudi Arabian Conference
37. The CEOs of PayPal and SAP Say That Diversity Is Non-Negotiable
38. Apple Apologizes for Hacked Accounts in China
39. Trump Slams Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Bogus DNA Test’
40. Starbucks Is Brewing Up Massive Growth in China
41. Trump Has Already Raised $100 Million for His Reelection. Here’s How That Compares—and Where it Came From
42. Social Security Checks Are Increasing: What Does That Mean For You?
43. Apple Has Finally Fixed Its Bagel Emoji
44. Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser: This Is the ‘Single Biggest Challenge’ Facing Business Today
45. Term Sheet — Tuesday, October 16
46. An Uber IPO in 2019 Could Make It More Valuable Than Ford, Chrysler, and GM—Combined
47. Amazon Has a New Kindle Paperwhite E-Reader That’s Waterproof
48. UPS to Host 170 Job Fairs as It Searches for 100,000 Seasonal Workers
49. Data Sheet—Fortune Global Forum Talks China, Drug Pricing, and Nobel Winners
50. Menstrual Disc Startup Flex Raises $3.6 Million, Acquires Menstrual Cup Startup Keela
51. Lyft Subscription Plan Rolls Out With All-Access Service
52. Harry’s Labs Launches Flamingo, a New Brand Specifically for Women’s Hair Care and Grooming
53. ‘The World Needs Leadership:’ Former NATO Chief Says Trump’s Withdrawal From Global Politics Is Causing Chaos
54. Facebook Has a New Plan For Fighting Voter Suppression Tactics—And For Once It Involves Deleting Lies
55. Nobel Laureate Donna Strickland: Yes, Women Are Joining Physics. But We’ve Got Work to Do
56. Chief Raises $3 Million for an Executive Network to Get Powerful Women to the Top
57. Elizabeth Warren, Chief Funding, Saudi Arabia: Broadsheet October 16
58. ‘We Will Not Do Hybrids:’ Rolls-Royce Has a Plan to Go Straight to Electric
59. The U.S. Economy Is Booming. So Why Is the Federal Deficit at Its Highest Level Since 2012?
60. How the United Nations Is Using Augmented Reality to Fight World Hunger
61. ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Will Finally Debut in China Even Though Chinese State Media Criticized It for Exalting Wealth
62. ‘Rhetorical Hyperbole:’ In Ruling for Trump in Stormy Daniels Libel Case, Judge Says President’s Tweet Shouldn’t Be Taken Literally
63. Paul Allen, Google Censorship, Bezos on Military: CEO Daily for October 16, 2018
64. Bill Gates Mourns His Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen: ‘Personal Computing Would Not Have Existed Without Him’
65. Google CEO Sundar Pichai Finally Opens Up About That Censored Search Service For China
66. Twilio Is Buying SendGrid for $2 Billion to Expand Its Automated Email Services

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