Fiat Chrysler’s U.S. debut, Ebola vaccine delay, new J.C. Penney CEO

THE FORTUNE DAILY Monday, October 13, 2014

Oil at 3-year low as OPEC squabbles over sharing pain of lower prices Saudi Arabia is ready to accept a price of $80, according to a weekend report.

Fiat and Chrysler complete merger, will begin NYSE trading Fiat and Chrysler have completed the final steps of a long-awaited merger, and are planning to open on the New York Stock Exchange Monday.

J.C. Penney taps Home Depot's Marvin Ellison as next CEO Ellison will succeed current CEO Mike Ullman in August 2015.

5 things Apple might reveal at this week's mystery event Techies have been swapping rumors, and there are a number that appear fairly well-founded.

Fighting in the cyber trenches Relations between the U.S. and China and Russia are tense, but no shot has been fired. Online, however, it's a different story.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt iPhone 6 blowout: Chinese pre-orders put at 20 million plus That's twice as many as Apple sold the first weekend in 10 countries last month.

By Caroline Fairchild Why Microsoft's CEO may have been right about asking for a raise Asking for a pay increase is a delicate matter--and experts say that asking for more than just money is the key to a successful negotiation.

By Geoff Colvin Riding out the business storm in Russia and China The CEO of Deere & Co. offers a view from on the ground, as a new Cold War on business takes hold in China and Russia

2014's auto industry winners and losers

Funding cuts delayed Ebola vaccine, U.S. official says

Fiat's debut and Nobel named — 5 things to know today

Twitter to partner with French bank on payment service

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