Best advice from top CEOs, Hershey’s sweet Halloween, Home Depot defuses a cyberattack

THE FORTUNE DAILY Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Best advice from CEOs: 40 execs' secrets to success We've gathered wisdom from those who have rocketed up the corporate ladder and helped others climb with them.

How Home Depot got ahead of its cyberattack Just as Home Depot CEO Frank Blake was about to retire, he finds out the retailer had been hacked. Fortune's Jennifer Reingold explains how Blake got ahead of the attack even after stepping down from his position.

Hershey encouraged by sweet Halloween sales But the high cost of dairy is eating into the candy maker's gross margins.

Orbital Science shares crashing after rocket explosion NASA's rocket explosion causes investors to worry about firm.

Sanofi fires CEO after profit warning on key drug Shock of stagnating sales followed reports of culture clash between a French national champion and a cosmopolitan CEO.

By Adam Lashinsky An Uber founder tables a new idea Co-founder Garrett Camp helps start Reserve.com, a reservation app that targets OpenTable.

By Caroline Fairchild Estee Lauder exec wants to revolutionize corporate giving Nancy Mahon is convinced businesses perform better when they care about more than the bottom line. Now, she wants to collect the data to back up her claim.

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. Affluent athletics: 5 sports only CEOs can afford From a Google executive jumping from the edge of the stratosphere to pretty much everything Richard Branson does for fun.

After a blow from Apple, Nomi sells to Brickstream

Facebook falls and Fed's bond-buying ends — 5 things to know today

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