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1. Uber is one step closer to picking you up in a self driving car
2. Hewlett-Packard shares more detail on its plans to split the company
3. This tech company had a blockbuster first day of trading following IPO
4. What does Medium want to be when it grows up? More like Twitter, it seems
5. Meet the adorable 5-year-old J.Crew just hired as its new designer
6. Data science is still white hot, but nothing lasts forever
7. Brit + Co raises $23 million for its DIY empire targeting millennials
8. Google maps just got way better
9. This may have been Samsung’s biggest mistake in years
10. #NoFilter is terrible if you actually want people to like your photos
11. Apple’s about to completely change the way you use an iPad
12. GM ups ante with $439 million investment in Chevrolet Corvette
13. These are the most depressed workers
14. This ‘Uber for helicopters’ startup just flew into a fight over noise
15. Melinda Gates on Bill, ending poverty, and her plans to invest in women and girls
16. Google wants to patent the creepiest idea ever
17. PayPal’s future CEO wants it to be the operating system for commerce
18. McDonald’s CEO: Ronald McDonald will never, ever get fired
19. How JPMorgan Chase wants to tap account holder data to jump-start the economy
20. Seriously: Is VR tech really the future?
21. Edward Snowden answered the question we’ve all been wondering
22. These candy companies have a surprising new strategy
23. Chart: Here’s how much you should worry about Wall Street
24. McDonald’s shareholders win more of a say on who gets a board seat
25. Stop using this painfully obvious answer for your security questions
26. Give Silicon Valley a break
27. Google wants to make its own lightweight OS for the Internet of things called Brillo
28. How Haiyin Capital is bridging the divide between U.S. tech startups and China
29. American Pharoah’s owner hit with gambling debt lawsuit
30. Twitter tries to help the neighborhood (and qualify for a tax break)
31. This is what a 130-year-old pair of jeans looks like
32. Here’s one reason why you don’t need a mentor
33. The worst thing about the iPhone is about to be fixed
34. Hyundai: We don’t expect our new Sonata plug-in hybrid to be a big hit
35. How YouTube shopping buttons fit into Google’s $66 billion ad business
36. These retailers are betting on transgender customers
37. Smart gun leader is in chapter-11 style restructuring
38. Why this new Takata airbag recall is so confusing
39. How Sony got up and out of its death bed
40. Here’s how Spotify plans to make video work
41. Boston is using big data to solve traffic jams
42. Showdown over spying could net privacy points for tech industry
43. Lumber Liquidators CEO quits amid federal probe into flooring safety, lawsuits
44. Ex-staffer: ‘I’d rather go to Iraq than work for Carly Fiorina’
45. Why this executive never works on the weekend
46. Shake Shack could be adding this surprising new menu item
47. Here’s how YouTube is fighting its Amazon-owned rival
48. Why Airline stocks just took a big nosedive
49. Connected doorbells might become the new hot smart home accessory
50. Apple’s iPhone comes to Best Buy’s help in a huge way
51. How Americans eat: A graphic history
52. Sipping pretty: Tequila’s global ambitions
53. Wall Street rate rigging fines: Why was UBS singled out?
54. This beer ad only works when women pass by
55. These are the fastest growing cities in America
56. Term Sheet — Thursday, May 21
57. More marketers think of Facebook as way to reach corporate buyers
58. Ultra-cheap Chromebook laptops are killing it this year
59. Samsung may have already won the mobile VR race. Here’s why
60. With the help of NYT execs, Some Spider wants to spin a web of media properties
61. Mad Men creator says Don Draper wrote that iconic Coke ad
62. Microsoft gives cord cutters another reason to take the Xbox One seriously
63. Hillary Clinton joins LinkedIn because ‘she’s looking for a new job’
64. Here’s the real scoop on Apple Watch demand
65. The massive generational divide on America’s role in the world
66. How Americans eat: A graphic history
67. Commercial farming…in your subdivision?
68. Special Report: The war on big food
69. Sipping pretty: Tequila’s global ambitions
70. Why fans are more important than lobbyists
71. Danone’s big bet on tiny bacteria
72. The BP oil spill killed a lot of dolphins
73. The world’s biggest economies had a bad May (except Japan)
74. The Broadsheet: May 21
75. Why can’t all wireless charging options just get along?
76. My secret weapon: How a virtual assistant changed my life 
77. CEO Daily: Thursday, May 21
78. China slows and HP earnings — 5 things to know today
79. Another Hong Kong stock disaster as Goldin loses $25 billion
80. These airlines get the most hate on social media
81. Cashing in on celebrities’ names: How relatives of famous people do it
82. Data Sheet—Thursday, May 21, 2015
83. BP settles oil spill-related claims with Halliburton, Transocean

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