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1. Quirky and Mattel join forces to crowdsource the next hit toy
2. Why Docker and its ‘containers’ are hot with investors
3. IRS seeks $3.2 billion from Samuel Wyly and his brother’s estate
4. EyeEm, with latest funding, zooms in on its photo marketplace
5. Schlumberger to cut more jobs, expects delay in U.S. land drilling recovery
6. Lingerie retailer Frederick’s of Hollywood closes all of its stores
7. Activist leads America’s biggest iron miner out of Ring of Fire, but not danger
8. The med school entrance exam just got 3 hours longer. Thanks, Internet
9. A turnaround for Mattel’s Barbie? Not yet
10. WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange: Leaked Sony archive ‘belongs in the public domain’
11. Bernanke’s not alone: 5 financial crisis regulators cashing in on new careers
12. How one company is using artificial intelligence to develop a cure for cancer
13. Hillary’s tax threats shouldn’t worry Wall Street
14. How many iPhones did Apple sell last quarter?
15. Free trade, the Iran nuclear deal, and the limits of American power
16. How Virtu Financial went from PR pariah to IPO idol
17. Air rage becoming more common, due to airlines’ shrinking seats
18. Etsy, Party City shares soar in debuts, showing IPOs can still hit the mark
19. 4 ways to persuade people to join your startup
20. The strange saga of the Ford Flex
21. This is the year consumer drones get serious
22. House Republicans just voted to give the very wealthy a tax break
23. Why Slack just raised $160 million at a $2.8 billion valuation
24. The Fiat 500X: Fiat Chrysler’s big bet for the U.S.
25. Starwood lauds loyalty with a new high-end brand
26. Citigroup earnings beat on cost cutting bonanza
27. How to tame the (inevitable) bear market
28. Lasers! Robots! Apprehension! Inside this year’s Navy technology conference
29. Why L.A.’s school district might sue Apple
30. How this CEO deals with rejection at work
31. What’s at stake in the $16.6 billion Nokia-Alcatel-Lucent deal
32. Here’s where Gisele’s pay ranks among the top 10 supermodels
33. Sign of a bubble? The latest startup deal term: 1-on-1
34. Surprising secrets of successful second-act career changers
35. Google’s legal woes in Europe might only just be beginning
36. Target paying $19 million over credit card breach
37. Navdy, on the road to putting sci-fi screens in cars, raises $20 million
38. These are Facebook’s 5 highest-paying jobs
39. You can have lunch with Tim Cook for a big stack of cash
40. The sneaky way Snapchat is trying to poach Uber engineers
41. The secrets to habit change
42. Angie’s List CEO, critic of law seen as anti-gay, eyes a political career
43. Term Sheet — Thursday, April 16
44. Workday gains ground with finance teams
45. Facebook’s former top lawyer joins Andreessen Horowitz
46. 4 reasons Wall Street should back Hillary Clinton
47. Wal-Mart’s ex-CEO Mike Duke joins private equity firm Carlyle
48. Spring, a mobile shopping app, raises $25 million
49. Why a stronger U.S. dollar hurts shareholders, too
50. Data Sheet—Thursday, April 16, 2015
51. Bernanke’s new gig, and Mattel tries to save Barbie — 5 things to know today
52. Apple: Let the wild product launches resume in June!
53. The Broadsheet: April 16
54. Goldman reports its highest profit in 5 years as trading picks up
55. 6 ways to handle rejection at work (without losing it)
56. Greece: the rout is on after IMF rebuffs request to delay payment
57. Could these apps solve America’s huge food waste problem?
58. What’s missing from executive education: women
59. CEO Daily: Thursday, April 16th
60. 9 industries most likely to profit from California’s drought
61. Ben Bernanke is going to advise one of Wall St.’s biggest hedge funds
62. They really aren’t lovin’ it: McDonald’s Japan sees wider loss in 2015
63. In Redmond, no-one needs to google–or rather, Bing–“Schadenfreude”
64. Brian Grazer’s wonderful life
65. Jawbone hopes to change subject with new fitness trackers, payment partner

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