Warren Buffett’s car deal, Apple flexes its fashion muscle, Sears selling its Canadian unit

THE FORTUNE DAILY Thursday, October 2, 2014

Warren Buffett makes himself a car guy The billionaire investor's firm Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to purchase Van Tuyl Group, the fifth-largest owner of U.S. auto dealerships.

Apple's tax deal with Ireland is illegal, says European Commission EC alleges that Apple has received "special treatment" and that the tax deal agreed to by Ireland is so generous it constitutes state aid.

China warns Hong Kong protesters as protest momentum falters Foreign Minister tells U.S., world not to meddle in China's affairs.

Atlantic City casino Revel sold for pennies on the dollar The $2.4 billion dollar casino sold for $110 million, in yet another sign of the city's fading fortunes.

A new cola war? Pepsi adds to mid-calorie soda arsenal Pepsi True will initially be available only on Amazon.

By Chris Matthews Why the housing recovery hasn't jumpstarted the economy Home prices have rallied, but the economic plight of young workers is holding up a broader recovery.

By Dan Primack Sheryl Sandberg's Ello contradiction Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg isn't worried about the very type of startup she claims to be worried about.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple flexes some powerful fashion muscle A coming out party for the Apple Watch in Paris, a worshipful portrait of its designer in Vogue.

How can I get my resume shortlisted by Google for a software engineer job?

Sears to sell Canadian unit at big markdown to raise much-needed cash

Buffett's car deal and Tesla's tease — 5 things to know today

German tech IPOs languish after horrendous market timing

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