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1. Bob Iger told investors why ESPN needs a ‘soft landing’ as Disney shifts it from cable to streaming
2. Hollywood actors tentatively agree to new contract with studios that would end strike that has shuttered film and TV production for months
3. Don’t expect a holiday gift bonanza this year. More than half of consumers plan to spend less amid inflation and economic worries
4. ‘Truly, we’re in a crisis’: Santa Fe voters add momentum to ‘mansion taxes’ by approving levy on home sales over $1 million to fund affordable housing
5. Ex-Grammys CEO is sued for allegedly sexually assaulting a musician who came to interview him in a hotel room
6. Disney’s Bob Iger plans an extra $2 billion in cost cuts as he tries to fend off activist investor Nelson Peltz and his crusade against big spending
7. AI was not even in the top 20 business risks in a ‘shocking’ survey of nearly 3,000 corporate leaders
8. WeWork founder Adam Neumann is still worth $1.7 billion even after the company’s stunning bankruptcy
9. SoCal housing is so unaffordable that billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has made yet another multi-million dollar donation to fix the problem
10. A billionaire hedge fund kingpin is feuding with the sheriff of Wall Street over an obscure rule in the multitrillion-dollar bond market
11. How to watch the third Republican debates for free—and without cable
12. China just recalled 3 panda bears from DC’s National Zoo, ending 50 years of history
13. The CEO behind Indonesia’s biggest movie ever wants to make your next foreign film hit : ‘I see ourselves as South Korea 15 years ago’
14. Washington D.C.’s pandas are being FedEx’ed back to China as 51 years of ‘Panda Diplomacy’ ends amid souring relations
15. Digital detoxing? New study says the ‘Goldilocks’ rule for social media use may be the key
16. Suspected leaders of a high-end sex ring ‘built on secrecy and exclusivity’ that served elected officials and tech executives are charged
17. The Panama Canal is so congested that one ship owner just paid a record $4 million to skip to the front of the line
18. Who is responsible for AI? It isn’t always the CEO
19. AI is about to face many more legal risks. Here’s how businesses can prepare
20. Business leaders share their best practices when implementing AI
21. AI and ethics: Business leaders know it’s important, but concerns linger
22. Katy Perry gets a big win in her legal battle to buy a $15 million mansion in a California beach town that’s home to Hollywood elite
23. FDA approves yet another weight loss drug to compete against blockbuster sellers Ozempic and Wegovy
24. Ambitious workers are the first to get worse at their jobs under a toxic, abusive boss, study suggests
25. Nintendo snags deal with ‘Spider-Man’ producer Avi Arad for forthcoming ‘Legend of Zelda’ movie
26. Google’s latest move to make Apple open iMessage has powerful precedent
27. Ripple’s CEO says beating the SEC in court isn’t enough to make U.S. banks less skittish toward crypto—there must be clear policy
28. 20 years ago, billionaire philanthropist Joan Kroc stunned the Salvation Army by donating half her fortune—but it came with instructions
29. The battle to revive FTX is down to a former NYSE president, a fintech startup, and a private investment firm
30. Dimmed lights, no in-store radio: Morning shopping at Walmart is going to be a lot more peaceful
31. Microsoft instructed all workers to set diversity goals in performance reviews. Employees taking optional DEI courses increased by 270%
32. Georgia’s GOP governor is extending the state’s fuel tax suspension to relieve the ‘disastrous effects of Bidenomics’
33. Joe Biden will meet with UAW’s Shawn Fain, but what he really wants is the union’s endorsement for the 2024 election
34. Meta updates AI deepfake policy for political ads, 2 months after Google did it
35. Adidas still has $320M of unsold Yeezy shoes after breaking with Kanye over antisemitic comments and is considering writing them off: ‘That is financially the worst case’
36. Merit-based flexibility could be the future of work as return-to-office mandates fail to prop up productivity
37. In D.C., crypto is pivoting to tokenization—if AI doesn’t take the spotlight first
38. Her family bought half of the New York Giants 30 years ago. Now she’s leading their investment in New York women’s soccer team Gotham FC
39. Getting more women into STEM jobs isn’t enough to fix the wage gap, top sociologists say. It requires ‘treating women more like men’
40. Nearly half of employees say college failed to prepare them for their current job. Instead, they prefer hands-on training—and TikTok
41. Elon Musk predicted EV startups Lucid and Rivian would both go bankrupt—at least one of them seems to be over the hump 
42. Consumers have been propping up the U.S. economy when no one else could—now the debts are being called and they can’t pay their bills
43. Red-hot October virtually guarantees that 2023 will be the hottest year ever recorded
44. Former Polychain partners raise $25 million for Ritual, a startup focused on decentralizing AI
45. GM’s Cruise self-driving unit is recalling all its cars to update software after one dragged a San Francisco pedestrian
46. A former Blackstone exec wants to salvage WeWork from bankruptcy
47. Elon Musk’s affordability problem—Tesla is fast running out of early adopters, but its cars are still too expensive for most buyers
48. Shell edges out Volkswagen to top the list of companies bringing in the most revenue in Europe
49. Bill Gates’ secret to success is optimism, says psychology expert—but don’t confuse that with blind optimism
50. There are 74 women in the CFO role at companies on the inaugural Fortune 500 Europe list
51. Fortune 500 Europe reveals the continent’s capital for big-money businesses
52. WeWork’s ousted founder Adam Neumann fires subtle shots at his successors, saying the company ‘failed’ to make the most of its relevancy
53. Getting angry can make you better at your job: Directing ‘negative’ emotions can make you more productive, psychology study finds
54. Ivanka Trump takes the stand in father’s fraud trial, but not as a defendant like her brothers Eric and Donald Jr.
55. Trump’s brawling fraud trial testimony veered from ‘The fraud is on the court, not on me’ to ‘I’ve had a lot of cash for a long time’
56. The new Fortune 500 Europe list reveals an economy dominated by energy companies, automakers—and men
57. U.S. counters China’s Belt and Road with announcement of $553m investment in Sri Lanka port
58. Yeezy is the gift that keeps on giving as Adidas makes over $350 million selling Ye’s shoes last quarter
59. Nintendo is taking another swing at Hollywood, following up its billion-dollar Mario smash by adapting another famous IP: ‘The Legend of Zelda’
60. Germany may be facing its worst slump in recent times, but it’s still the biggest business powerhouse on the Fortune 500 Europe
61. The construction industry has been a major climate-change offender. This Swiss company’s cement and concrete could help builders get greener

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