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1. Why Palantir and Hershey want food companies to swap data
2. Reddit takes stand against “unfettered free speech”
3. Here’s why Oculus VR just bought a hand-tracking company
4. Samsung’s alleged anti-Semitic cartoons pulled from website
5. How spy agencies around the world used this company’s software
6. Jeb Bush wants more companies like Uber
7. Google stresses mobile, YouTube, in stellar earnings report
8. Uber faces off with New York mayor, puts ‘de Blasio’ tab in app
9. Mattel hasn’t figured out how to save Barbie
10. HBO Now drops Apple exclusivity and is Android ready
11. How miracle material may keep electronics cool in the future
12. Why Facebook is buying a gesture control company
13. eBay reports strong earnings before split with PayPal
14. Coming soon to your TV: A female MacGyver?
15. Ollie’s Bargain shares jump, capping strong IPO
16. Federal judge certifies class action lawsuit against Apple
17. Great leaders aren’t born. But they’re not made, either.
18. To save Greece, let’s put its debt on ice
19. Bosch: In 2020, cars should be driving themselves on the freeway
20. Why I stopped worrying about Apple in China
21. Netflix, Amazon rack up Emmy nominations
22. Did Amazon win with Prime Day?
23. These people complained about Amazon Echo’s Prime Day discount … on Amazon
24. Hey CEOs: Here’s where you can find great women to fill open board seats
25. How to effectively network (even if you dread it)
26. Rotterdam: Where the roads will be made of plastic
27. Here’s why Chinese workers are wearing ‘no-face’ masks
28. Former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao speaks out against Internet trolls
29. Ford set to auction its spacey ‘Apollo Edition’ Mustang
30. Fracking is associated with higher rates of hospitalization, study says
31. This city now has America’s highest sales tax
32. Gawker gives media world a model of crude courage
33. Nearly 2 million chicken products have been recalled due to Salmonella
34. How to deal with a toxic coworker
35. What the rise and fall of iPad sales says about the future of the Apple Watch
36. Chinese web censors furious over Uniqlo sex video
37. 5 big things we learned at Fortune Brainstorm Tech
38. Chipotle is giving away free burritos to any customer who plays this online game
39. Microsoft buys FieldOne, a field-service software company
40. Greece’s banks will reopen next week as Draghi turns on the taps
41. Telling Siri this command calls 9-1-1
42. Starbucks opening stores in Ferguson, other low-income neighborhoods
43. What Obama’s trade agenda means for the rest of the world
44. Tom Selleck just paid $21,000 to settle a California water dispute
45. Uber’s home state fines it $7.3 million
46. Goldman Sachs bankers are showing Jeb Bush the money
47. An ‘Angry Birds’ sequel is officially happening
48. Ford offering a hefty discount on its new aluminum F-150 pickup
49. All aboard! Google climbs on the OpenStack train
50. Why this star-studded cast just slammed Costco over chickens
51. This week in photos; July 5-17, 2015
52. Yes, premature babies are worth saving
53. Uber overtakes taxis in business travel for the first time
54. The one word employees dread hearing in the workplace
55. Domino’s growth driven by digital orders
56. This is how much sales rose for Amazon on Prime Day
57. Want free airline flights? Hack into United
58. Guillermo del Toro: Virtual reality can learn from video games
59. Google, Airbnb air transgender ads during ESPYs
60. At ESPYs, Caitlyn Jenner urges acceptance: “We’re all different”
61. New version of Google Patents makes it easier to weed out low quality patents
62. Data Sheet—Thursday, July 16, 2015
63. Spain’s Catalonia region the latest to slap a tax on Airbnb rentals
64. EC launches dual inquiries into Qualcomm practices
65. Citigroup’s earnings rise, beating expectations
66. Facebook wants to let you buy things from retailers’ pages
67. Goldman Sachs’ earnings plunge, as looming mortgage settlement dents
68. The Broadsheet: July 16
69. Term Sheet — Thursday, July 16
70. A second FDA approval frees Theranos to do a blood test outside lab
71. CEO Daily: Thursday, July 16
72. Amid a solar boom, batteries draw attention and dollars
73. Phoenix’s $13 million plan to turn trash into cash
74. Five years later, Dodd-Frank naysayers are still wrong

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