Hong Kong braces for unrest, Pimco losing billions, Shrek for sale?

THE FORTUNE DAILY Monday, September 29, 2014

Hong Kong braces as crowds gather again to protest for democracy Student-led protests for democracy turned violent in places Sunday, but have been peaceful so far today.

Video: Consumer Reports puts Apple's #BendGate to the test Turns out the iPhone 6 Plus bends more easily than the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, less easily than the HTC One.

DreamWorks Animation considering a sale to Japan's SoftBank The studio's board reportedly met last week to consider the bid worth $3.4 billion

Pimco seen losing over $100 billion in assets after Gross's exit But the investment firm says it's 'moving beyond' the model its founder set up.

The devil advises Prada bosses, Italy's tax authorities suspect Fashion house bosses are latest victim of clampdown by cash-strapped government.

By John Kell A craft brewer goes to Germany ... to make American-style beers Koch hopes to persuade Germans and other Europeans that an American can make a high-quality beer.

By Caroline Fairchild Why Silicon Valley's 'NFL moment' may never happen The nuanced world of sexual assault and discrimination in tech may mean a clear point of crisis will never come.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple's 'double Irish' tax dodge is coming back to bite them. Again. The company is about to get raked over the coals in Europe for the too-clever ways it minimizes taxes.

Ellison: Oracle already dominates cloud computing

Encana goes big in Texas with $5.9 billion Athlon acquisition

Facebook's new ad platform will help marketers track you

Apple fine and Facebook ads — 5 things to know today

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