As Monday morning rolls in, we’re providing TechWire readers with a quick recap of the past week’s news headlines.

Hot news for November 11-17 included: Triangle entrepreneur Steve Malik (who is seeking to build a $2 billion entertainment complex in Raleigh) sold his company, Medfusion, for the second time; developers unveiled plans for a new $1 billion mixed-use complex in North Raleigh; four Triangle firms are cutting 1,000 jobs total; Canada fintech firm FreshBooks is opening its first U.S. office at HQ Raleigh; UNC’s School of Medicine reported a cyberattack affecting the personal data of around 3,700 people.

In startup funding news: Durham fintech startup Spreedly landed $75 million in funding from Spectrum Equity, allowing it to expand its workforce and expand globally; NC IDEA awarded $300,000 in grants to six North Carolina startups.

WRAL TechWire sent writers Renee Wright and Allan Maurer to cover Wilmington’s Cucalorus Festival live. Read our full coverage here, here, here, here, here and here.

And, some national news: Disney launched its highly anticipated streaming service, Disney+, and drew 10 million signups on the first day; Google is venturing into the healthcare space with a new partnership involving patient data; T-Mobile CEO John Legere is reportedly being considered for a position as new CEO of WeWork; Motorola unveiled its new foldable Razr phone.

Keeping with our Monday tradition, here’s a look back at 79 local, state and national headlines as reported by WRAL TechWire last week:

MONDAY November 11 Headlines:

TUESDAY November 12 Headlines:

WEDNESDAY November 13 Headlines:

THURSDAY November 14 Headlines:

FRIDAY November 15 Headlines:

Weekend Reading: