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1. Fitbit’s IPO scores one of the biggest opening pops of the year
2. Samsung Galaxy keyboard bug exposes hundreds of millions of users to hackers
3. Ellen Pao may have to pay up big to cover Kleiner Perkins’ trial costs
4. Meet Tesla’s new weapon, a battery scientist
5. Now it’s a whole lot harder to compete with Nest
6. Here’s how many people became millionaires last year
7. KFC says ‘fried rat’ is just an ‘oddly shaped’ chicken
8. White House scrambles to save its trade agenda
9. California’s Uber driver decision could throw a wrench into the sharing economy
10. What are some outdated hiring practices that may be limiting companies’ talent searches?
11. Here’s how Airbnb justifies its eye-popping $24 billion valuation
12. Universal is shutting down this beloved water park
13. Oracle’s long-promised cloud is more about beating Salesforce than Amazon
14. Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan donate $5 million to Dreamer college fund
15. The value of butting out: How to stop micromanaging
16. How NBA star Steph Curry inspired this 13-year-old philanthropist
17. Baseball hacking probe is MLB commissioner Manfred’s first big test
18. Jeb Bush: Pope Francis should back off climate change
19. AT&T’s $100 million fine puts Verizon, Sprint on notice
20. You can finally get an Apple Watch at the Apple Store
21. How the Colorado Supreme Court just confused every employer in America about marijuana
22. Is gender bias a reason to quit your job?
23. Here are the nation’s most delayed flight routes
24. Gap’s simple turnaround plan: Make better clothes
25. James Lee, a top JPMorgan dealmaker, is dead
26. The two charts that should worry venture capitalists
27. 6 times musicians hated politicians who used their music
28. Edward Snowden supports Apple’s stance on customer privacy
29. Independent record labels say Apple is trying to put them out of business
30. Forget killer apps, start thinking about killer context
31. How Apple could get indie music labels on board with Apple Music
32. Federal Reserve sees slower growth, keeps interest rates near zero
33. Fed says the economy is strong enough to handle rate hike
34. Could a realistic-looking doll ever dethrone Barbie?
35. Nest launches the Nest Cam, a smart camera for the home
36. At E3, (almost) every old game is new again
37. The 10 biggest retailers in the Fortune 500
38. How to give Dad a sweet and boozy Father’s Day (with chocolate)
39. A skeptic’s look at Goldman Sachs’ plan to help Main Street
40. This basketball legend just joined Square’s board
41. There is no such thing as a ‘private IPO’
42. How CEO dads cope with taking paternity leave
43. AT&T hit with $100M fine for throttling “unlimited” data
44. How to protect your company’s nonconformists
45. This apartment rental startup could help (or hurt) San Francisco housing
46. Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2015: More big names announced
47. Watch the ‘Scroogled’ ads this outgoing Microsoft exec created
48. The subprime mortgage crisis wasn’t about subprime mortgages
49. How James Murdoch can escape his father’s shadow
50. Here’s when Amazon could start drone deliveries
51. What ‘Star Wars’ can teach you about the importance of mentorship
52. Uber just lost a labor commission suit in California
53. Burger King’s latest bizarre burger creation is a sight to behold
54. Whoa! Nadella cleans house at Microsoft
55. Mark Penn leaves Microsoft to, you got it, invest in digital media
56. Neil Young hates that Donald Trump is using his music
57. Are consumers abandoning the smart home?
58. Stop eating Nutella, says France’s ecology minister
59. Everything you need to know about the bizarre Astros baseball hack
60. Term Sheet — Wednesday, June 17
61. Watch this man undergo a major transition in Google’s heartfelt Pride Month ad
62. Airlines are banking on a Boeing plane that isn’t real yet
63. Who owns your face? Weak laws give power to Facebook
64. Why Apple pulled the plug on Monster
65. No, sugar is not the new heroin
66. From Chanel to Elie Tahari: Fashion greats embroiled in controversies
67. Sorry, San Francisco: Starbucks is closing La Boulange
68. FreedomPop raises $30 million to grow free mobile service business
69. Uber just poached this key Google executive
70. Sony triples down on the core gamer audience at E3
71. Are you in sales or marketing? For Salesforce, the distinction blurs
72. Data Sheet—Wednesday, June 17, 2015
73. The Fed talks, and FedEx reports — 5 things to know today
74. The Broadsheet: June 17
75. The 2015 Heroes of the Fortune 500
76. CEO Daily: Wednesday, June 17
77. Uber’s Alibaba-like approach in China
78. How America is failing Dads (and all working parents)

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