EBay spinning off PayPal, Netflix making a movie, Derek Jeter’s brand lessons

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, September 30, 2014

EBay to spin off its PayPal division The web company has unveiled a plan to create two independent publicly-traded companies —a potential victory for activist investor Carl Icahn, who had pushed for the company to split.

5 lessons to learn from Derek Jeter's brand management legacy After Derek Jeter's final game on Sunday, Fortune spoke to sports marketing experts about what to learn from his brand legacy.

Hong Kong protesters continue blockade, threaten escalation Government head Leung rejects demands for talks, calls for protesters to go home.

Netflix marks movie production debut with 'Crouching Tiger' sequel Deal threatens movie theaters' control of release windows — and could cannibalize audiences.

America's most powerful women lean left Unlike their male counterparts, America's top female executives send the majority of their personal political donations to Democrats.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt After a 4-week delay, Apple's new iPhones are coming to China The release of the iPhone 6 will be remembered for the small army of ethnic Chinese that camped out in front of Apple stores across the U.S.

By Caroline Fairchild Activist investors' unintentional war on women More companies than ever are listening to activist investors when appointing new board members — and it's shrinking the already small pool of female candidates.

By Patricia Sellers Are women more likely than men to be whistleblowers? Here are three reasons why women tend to be vigilant watchdogs who call out bad corporate behavior.

News Corp. buying real estate listings site Move for $950 million

EBay splits and China gets iPhones — 5 things to know today

Wal-Mart faults Tracy Morgan for not wearing seatbelt in limo crash

Dollar rises to new highs on weak Europe, Asia data

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