Re/code Daily - U.S. Stocks Look Like They're Ready To Rebound

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•	After a brutal day of losses, the U.S. stock market looks poised to bounce back a bit. The Chinese market, which had plunged earlier in the week, has rallied, and new U.S. payroll numbers have beaten estimates. [Shobhana Chandra \| Bloomberg]
•	Venture capital funding rounds dropped off by 30 percent last fall. It's another sign that the bubble, or bulge, or whatever you want to call what's been going in startupland for the last few years, may be coming to a close. [Noah Kulwin \| Re/code]
•	Right now, regulation of the self-driving cars Google and others are working on has been left up to individual states. That seems likely to change, as the US Department of Transportation is signaling that it wants to introduce its own rules. Here's a brief interview with DOT boss Anthony Foxx. [Mark Bergen \| Re/code]
•	Apple has bought Emotient, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to detect people's emotions, by reading their facial expressions. [Rolfe Winkler \| Wall Street Journal]
•	T-Mobile CEO John Legere took to the Internet to respond to charges that his new "Binge On" plan discriminates against video services, like YouTube, that haven't struck a deal with him. YouTube has asked regulators to weigh in on the debate. [Dawn Chmielewski \| Re/code]