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1. Facebook hires former FCC chair to add regulatory muscle
2. Wal-Mart criticized for sourcing bottled water in drought-hit California
3. GoDaddy’s first results after IPO show continued growth, more losses
4. Verizon, Sprint to pay $158 million over unauthorized phone charges
5. Senate Dems deliver major setback to Obama’s trade agenda
6. How Tesla may burn past legislators in a three-wheeled ‘car of the future’
7. Why the world’s most powerful countries are on a fighter jet spending spree
8. AOL is worth barely more than Snapchat was at 2 years old
9. India’s PM Modi clashes with social media followers in China
10. What does Verizon’s AOL buy have to do with the internet of things?
11. Extra pay for all! Americans want almost every worker to earn overtime
12. Richard Branson’s Virgin taps NYC Marathon director to head new sports venture
13. Verizon is actually paying through the nose for AOL
14. Is the Verizon-AOL merger a sign of an overheating economy?
15. Let’s get physical? United States weighs options when it comes to cyber attacks
16. Car Wars: Why GM’s Volt slogs while Tesla’s Model S soars
17. 4 ways to impress your boss (and get a promotion)
18. How we can put more women in the MBA pipeline
19. In RadioShack’s name auction, the bidding stands at $15 million
20. ACLU accuses Hollywood of violating women directors’ civil rights
21. IKEA is opening a pop-up café that serves breakfast in bed
22. Mayweather, Pacquiao fight set pay-per-view records
23. How Richard Branson turned his passion into a tangible business
24. Most midsize SUVs fail tough crash tests, a safety group says
25. Verizon has likely already hung a ‘For Sale’ sign on The Huffington Post
26. Private equity won’t buy Huffington Post on its own
27. How does Reese Witherspoon’s new retail site compare to the celebrity competition?
28. Microsoft touts new cross-ocean fiber-optic cabling deals as cloud arms race continues
29. Who wins and who loses if Apple disrupts TV
30. 3 ways to prevent your employees from quitting
31. Tesla’s Musk: I didn’t rebuke a worker for seeing the birth of his child
32. 3 ways to keep your startup from failing
33. Democrats urge Pres. Obama to expand job opportunities for ex-cons
34. Square raises more money to make small business loans
35. Bond markets rediscover their talent for terror
36. Employees are happier at work, but plan to quit anyway
37. Why air travel could soon be radically different
38. Are you making these common resume mistakes?
39. Net-A-Porter unveils new weapon in luxury e-commerce battle
40. GE’s first 3D-printed parts take flight
41. Term Sheet — Tuesday, May 12
42. Intel celebrates Moore’s Law… with Gordon Moore
43. Welcome to the ad business, Verizon
44. Coke is bringing eSports to the big screen. Here’s why
45. DocuSign inks $233 million in funding for electronic signatures
46. Data Sheet—Tuesday, May 12, 2015
47. The biggest barrier to Apple and Google’s clean power plans: Utilities
48. Class is in session — with Dustin Hoffman and Serena Williams
49. As El Nino emerges, Asia braces for crop damage
50. Is the Mississippi River ready for 21st century shipping challenges?
51. Why Family Dollar prioritized mobile apps for employees, not shoppers
52. Cornerstone OnDemand thinks big data can tell you who to hire
53. Can this video-editing app compete with Apple?
54. This is how BMW became the top selling luxury car company in the U.S.
55. Verizon is buying AOL for $4.4 billion
56. The Broadsheet: May 12
57. MarkLogic snags $102 million in new funding to push its database abroad
58. CEO Daily: Tuesday, May 12th
59. Verizon buys AOL, and a Picasso record — 5 things to know today
60. Outflows from Pimco slowed to a mere $73 billion in 1Q
61. J.P. Morgan: Taking on more risk than it can handle?
62. What sets LeBron James truly apart? His mind.
63. 5 beers to enjoy during American Craft Beer Week
64. Picasso work goes for $179 million, beating records and expectations
65. How U.S. companies can fill the skills gap
66. China’s love affair with Apple surges as Tim Cook visits Beijing

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