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1. Path, a photo-sharing app, sells to Korean internet firm
2. Clean energy use is at its highest level since the Depression
3. Google is testing hands-free payments with McDonald’s and Papa John’s
4. Vox thinks like a platform, makes its card-stack “explainers” embeddable
5. Shazam just rolled out this surprising new feature
6. You may soon be able to buy Amazon-branded milk, cereal and baby food
7. Apple quietly bought an unusual startup
8. Ex-Madoff employees avoid prison
9. Here’s where Apple’s antitrust monitor crossed the line
10. The 6 most exciting things about Android M, the new Android OS
11. Software-defined data center market to hit $77.18 billion by 2020
12. What are some red flags in a job candidate?
13. Cloud education tech claims larger role in ‘hire learning’
14. Charter-Time Warner deal reflects changing TV industry
15. You can buy Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch
16. Target CEO (almost) says thank you to Amazon for the wake-up call
17. Three startups that want to steal Avon’s look
18. Here’s Uber’s plan for a new sci-fi headquarters
19. Dick Fuld: ‘Lehman was not a bankrupt company’
20. Finally, you can get your Google Maps directions anytime
21. Google is bringing virtual reality to the classroom
22. Don’t worry unicorns, public market validation is a mirage
23. What do entrepreneurs and world explorers have in common?
24. Why this is the only state where unemployment is up
25. Why Ford’s patent announcement is overhyped
26. Google taps Udacity to offer a ‘nanodegree’ in android development
27. F.A.O. Schwarz didn’t have to die
28. Google fires another volley at Apple in the war of the app stores
29. Google’s best app just got better
30. Here are the details of Google’s Brillo operating system for the Internet of things
31. FIFA corruption: What’s a sponsor to do?
32. Google’s secret to doubling your phone’s battery life
33. Google launches its Apple Pay competitor, Android Pay
34. The SEC can’t stop screwing up
35. HBO’s new streaming service is coming to Android
36. Quartz is pursuing a BuzzFeed-style strategy with its video unit
37. A solar farm in the shape of Mickey Mouse is coming to Florida, seriously
38. Google Photos will soon solve all your storage needs
39. Google plays catch-up to Apple. Again.
40. Uber just made it easier to be a deaf driver
41. The one perk that will guarantee employee happiness
42. Turned down for a summer internship? Here’s why
43. This drone had an unfortunate encounter with a goose
44. Meet Hillary Clinton’s staff basketball star—and consummate Senate insider
45. Jamie Dimon is sick and tired of ‘lazy’ shareholders voting against him
46. Here’s how much Hillary Clinton’s pantsuits cost
47. Appeals court scolds Apple monitor, but does not remove him
48. Sorry, but Buzzfeed and Snapchat IPO plans are not news
49. Everything we know about Apple’s new iPhone software
50. Xbox controllers are about to get a huge upgrade
51. Here’s how major FIFA sponsors are reacting to the scandal
52. CEOs say they are willing to change, but their companies aren’t even close
53. Here’s what will finally make you use Apple Pay
54. Here’s great news if you lose your iPhone cables all the time
55. The best soccer video game is finally getting female teams
56. 10 airports you really want to avoid this summer
57. Target CEO would ‘love’ to have Apple Pay
58. 19 kids and cancelled: TV shows that got pulled due to controversy
59. Term Sheet — Thursday, May 28
60. This is what keeps Bill Gates up at night
61. This phone has a new trick you wouldn’t expect
62. America’s workers have bigger problems than the minimum wage
63. Why NXP is selling its RF power business for $1.8 billion (and why you should care)
64. At these two colleges, students can get scholarships for playing video games
65. Google is preparing a huge onslaught against Apple pay
66. FCC chairman wants subsidized Internet for the poor
67. Data Sheet—Thursday, May 28, 2015
68. Done deal: Avago is buying Broadcom for $37 billion
69. Salesforce cozies up with big data buddies to improve analytics service
70. The Broadsheet: May 28
71. In blow to SiriusXM, judge says Turtles can lead Oldies class action
72. U.S. judge orders Yahoo to face class-action suit over spying
73. CEO Daily: Thursday, May 28
74. Putin, FIFA and jobless claims — 5 things to know today
75. Samsung took back top place in world smartphone sales in 1Q
76. Amazon waives same-day delivery fees for Prime members
77. Putin thinks the FIFA scandal is all a U.S. conspiracy
78. What should you do with your bonus?

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