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Video: Lines around the world for Apple’s iPhone 6 (Friday update)
SAP submits a big expense report: $8.3 billion to buy Concur
Larry Ellison’s new gig: Chief technology officer
China’s Alibaba launches record public stock offering
With Ellison out at Oracle, more stays the same than changes
Home Depot says data on 56 million credit cards likely stolen in breach
Clorox CEO steps down
JetBlue CEO David Barger is taking off
Larry Ellison to step down as CEO of Oracle
Place your bets: The smart money thinks Scotland won’t leave
No, Japan is not an oasis for CD sales
Buffett: Detroit will be better, stronger after bankruptcy
Credit problems for the company that vetted Edward Snowden
Do you really need a Stanford MBA to launch a dating app?
Watch the reveal of Fortune’s Most Powerful Women List
Wal-Mart’s solution for annoyed holiday shoppers: more cashiers
Exclusive: Silicon Valley VC firm bets big on Korea
Office managers on the most bizarre requests they have received
Asia’s least-developed telecom market will soon become the world’s fastest growing
Apple: We can’t give your iPhone data to the government
Jerry Yang: The most successful American investor in China?
How to get your employees into fitness
Even the smartest investors don’t really understand Alibaba
Alibaba IPO: Shareholders can buy shares, not influence
She survived a plane crash. Now she’s revolutionizing health care in Nicaragua
Blue Bottle and Tonx pour efforts into expanded subscription service
Term Sheet — Thursday, September 18
Tim Cook: Apple sells security. Google sells you.
Scotland decides its fate today
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty on leadership, challenges, and reinvention
Home construction tumbled in August
Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs alumnae: Where are they now?
Fortune’s Most Powerful Women: The top performing companies
Women make groups smarter
If you’ve got 10 people in your office, a study says one of them is high
Data Sheet—Thursday, September 18, 2014
5 things you didn’t know about IBM and Ginni Rometty
The Broadsheet: September 18th
The Most Powerful Women of Asia-Pacific
The Most Powerful Women of Europe, the Middle East and Africa
China prods its economy again as growth slows
Cashing in on power: Fortune’s Most Powerful Women ranked by pay
Scotland votes and Alibaba names its price — 5 things to know today
How to avoid being hacked
The 10 most anticipated business books this fall
Marketing to today’s middle class requires some fancy juggling
Family spirit: Alex Ricard’s plans for liquor giant Pernod Ricard
Road Warrior: Belmond CEO hits the ground running
Time to give the housing market a shot of adrenaline
Robot Wars: Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 vs. Roomba 650
Face-Off: HBO’s value to Time Warner
American Gusher: The United States of oil
The world’s most powerful women face challenging work
How to play the corn glut
It’s not lost in translation
Pookey Wigington: Big man on campus
Uber banks on world domination
Is Africa’s rise for real this time?
What shipping can tell us about the global economy
Will this battery change everything?
A brief history of blue jeans
Thriving in an Amazon world
Clif Bar climbs to the top of America’s workplaces
Does Levi Strauss still fit America?
It’s the worst possible time to buy stocks
Walter Isaacson on the Women of ENIAC
Ana Botin: Santander’s star banker
Fidelity’s most powerful women on ‘The Confidence Gap’
Apple’s new voice
Barbara Banke: Queen of the Vine
Tobacco CEO Susan Cameron can’t quit
Mary Barra’s (unexpected) opportunity
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty gets past the Big Blues
50 Best Small and Medium-Size Companies to Work For
How one woman landed her first board seat in the Fortune 500
Save me from myself, I think Alibaba is a buy