Yahoo bags $9.4 billion from Alibaba, businesses hiring up, Fannie, Freddie lawsuits tossed

THE FORTUNE DAILY Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Court throws out two suits over Fannie, Freddie dividends Landmark victory for taxpayers over shareholders in dispute over who gets to profit from rescuing home loan giants.

Facebook's newest friend: Marketers Sheryl Sandberg tells Fortune's Alan Murray about Atlas, Facebook's new advertising platform that helps marketers reach its vast user base.

Yahoo earned a $9.4 billion windfall from selling shares in Alibaba's IPO The blockbuster investment represents a huge opportunity for CEO Marissa Mayer.

U.S. businesses added 213,000 jobs in September September was the sixth consecutive month where the private sector added more than 200,000 jobs.

France revolts against German austerity with new budget New figures put deficit sinner Paris on a collision course with Berlin and Brussels.

By JP Mangalindan eBay CEO: Why we're spinning off PayPal EBay CEO John Donahoe explains the rationale behind finally spinning out online payment service PayPal.

By Dan Primack Hey San Francisco: Let's get liquid! Join us in three weeks for an evening of cocktails and conversation.

By Anne Fisher How to use Google Glass at work Wearing a computer on your face has practical advantages, if you don't mind looking like a cyborg.

'Fat finger' error blamed for $617 billion stock orders scrapped in Japan

Is Apple Pay the reason eBay is spinning off PayPal?

Car sales and Hong Kong's protests — 5 things to know today

Why stories, not software still rule marketing

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