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1. Ted Cruz just upped the populist ante for 2016 Republicans
2. Why Spotify just bought a data science startup
3. Writing good software is hard, selling a way to write better software is harder
4. Record labels’ ties to Spotify draw fire in American Idol lawsuit
5. Circa is dead: A valuable experiment in mobile news that never became a business
6. Dow dips below 18,000 as Greece’s fate hangs in the balance
7. Here’s the Pharrell exclusive that Apple Music snagged
8. After loss in trade fight, AFL-CIO is lifting its freeze on political contributions
9. Why the U.S. Navy is still paying Microsoft millions for Windows XP
10. Why Nintendo is betting on eSports, and not VR
11. Martha Stewart is about to make some serious dough
12. Why many branded mobile apps will fall short
13. How Microsoft is courting law enforcement to its cloud
14. Facebook’s new HBO deal proves it’s dead serious about taking on YouTube
15. Confederate flag price skyrocketed on Amazon before it got pulled
16. Snapchat’s secret to winning the 2016 election
17. Americans worked even longer hours last year
18. This surprising country leads the world in feeling good
19. HBO to air two premiere episodes on Facebook — for free
20. Inventor of plastic pink flamingo dies at age 79
21. Google to build a big data center at an old coal plant in Alabama
22. McDonald’s has something new for Cheeseheads
23. What are the best tips and hacks for speaking with eloquence and sophistication?
24. It’s official: Obama just won the first round of the trade fight
25. The chef who said no to building a business empire
26. Alfa Romeo just unveiled this new flagship sedan to boost U.S. sales
27. Scenes from E3 2015
28. Why the band Linkin Park launched a VC firm
29. The real reason Verizon bought AOL
30. Crocs are in again, by (Prince) George!
31. This is why Millennial women are saving half as much as men
32. Why getting too comfy at work is the ultimate career killer
33. It’s so over: Sarah Palin loses Fox News gig
34. Bobby Jindal announced his presidential run with a hidden video
35. Richard Branson just announced more details about his cruise line
36. Google warns of “viral moment” for ISIS on social media
37. Amazon’s new way of paying authors makes sense, and here’s why
38. Whole Foods accused of overcharging customers again
39. Why companies are saying farewell to the ‘burbs, and hello to the big city
40. This site is running Facebook ads that say Facebook is creepy
41. Why Carl Icahn dumped his last Netflix shares
42. Meet the MIT brainiac who decides just how smart Apple is
43. Slack claims 1.1 million users, hires Twitter vet April Underwood
44. A good boss never leaves their employees in the dark
45. Walmart and Tesla have a lot in common when it comes to taxes
46. HackerOne, a computer bug bounty firm, raises $25 million
47. Walmart is better than Starbucks at talking about racism
48. Here’s how much money Americans are losing from trashed food
49. Lexus built the second-coolest thing from Back to the Future
50. How U.S. Bank turned its sales model on its head
51. Poop case yields $2.2 million award, shows firms the peril of worker DNA tests
52. This is the fastest wireless carrier in the U.S.
53. When big cities get burned by bad deals
54. It’s getting harder for the middle class to pay the rent
55. Meet ‘Nollywood’: The second largest movie industry in the world
56. Google’s Sergey Brin and 23andMe’s Anne Wojcicki legally divorced
57. Ford thinks you’ll rent your car to help pay your monthly payment
58. Exclusive: Jumio swaps CEOs after examining its books
59. Here’s who could be teaming up to buy Formula One
60. Term Sheet — Wednesday, June 24
61. This big retailer just raised its minimum wage for U.S. workers — again
62. Data Sheet—Wednesday, June 24, 2015
63. CareerBuilder rewrites its job description
64. This surprising money habit is driving couples apart
65. Here’s another sign Uber is on the road to an IPO
66. These two supermarket chains just entered a $29 billion marriage
67. Thanks, Taylor Swift: Indy icons Merlin and Beggars join Apple Music
68. Is private equity ripping off retirees?
69. The Broadsheet: June 24
70. CEO Daily: Wednesday, June 24
71. Growth data, and a new Alfa Romeo — 5 things to know today
72. High paying tech jobs that don’t require STEM degrees
73. Popular olive oil brands accused of ‘fraud’
74. Google and Broad Institute make genomic analysis a cloud service
75. A startup is finally bringing heat-to-power tech in a big way for vehicles
76. How asking tough questions could save your career
77. New BFFs: IBM and Box
78. Shoplifting, worker theft cost retailers $32 billion last year

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