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A tax on free meals? Silicon Valley says ‘bad idea’
Europeans considering boycott of Russia’s World Cup
Car dealerships turn to iPads, not sign twirlers, to win business
Exclusive: An Obama friend poaches a White House aide
Wall Street likes the idea of a Staples-Office Depot merger
Exclusive: Fantasy sports site FanDuel raises VC funding
Halliburton to pay $1.1 billion to settle Gulf oil spill lawsuits
Apple says that celebrity-targeted hack didn’t breach any systems
Is the SEC being too soft on Affiliated Computer Services?
Home Depot may be the latest target of credit card breach
GM cars could soon tell if you’re distracted
Aston Martin poaches potential Ghosn successor from Renault-Nissan
Googler Megan Smith’s White House job: Basically a done deal
In search of the best iPad stylus
Sharp rise in support for Scottish independence jolts sterling
JetBlue will need to fight for its soul against Wall Street
Washington Post replaces publisher Katharine Weymouth
Term Sheet — Tuesday, Sept. 2
9 great ideas for airport layovers
Don’t be fooled: America’s deficit is still a problem
Why McDonalds’ supplier failed in China
Norwegian Cruises sets sail with $3 billion Prestige purchase
Nude celebs on iCloud? The timing for Apple Inc. couldn’t be worse.
Centerplate CEO Des Hague out after Internet backlash
Eric Cantor joins investment bank Moelis
India’s Modi woos Japan, takes a swing at China
Data Sheet—Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Hacked phones and Uber bans — five things to know today
Celebrity hack raises concerns around Apple security ahead of rumored product launch
Dollar General sweetens bid to buy Family Dollar
Gene Munster: What to expect from Apple Inc. next week
German court hits Uber with temporary nationwide ban
The Broadsheet: September 2nd
Jessica Alba on fundraising while famous
6 secrets of business travel revealed
Russia offers China a stake in Siberian oilfields
Drinking or fracking? Report finds top shale plays globally are in places with scarce water