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3. ADP speaks out on Zenefits dispute
4. MakerBot doubles production capacity with new Brooklyn factory
5. New York’s $15 minimum wage for fast food workers is the latest industry-specific hike
6. How Bosch and TomTom are capitalizing on the driverless car movement
7. GoPro rakes in more profit thanks to surge in overseas demand
8. Uber wins round 1 in fight with NYC mayor
9. Here’s why weekends could be overrated if you love your boss
10. Qualcomm to lay off 15% of workers, considers breaking up the biz
11. Your phone will power Stephen Hawking’s search for aliens
12. Wired Jeep hack: Don’t let stunt storytelling eclipse the message
13. The 12 disruptive tech trends you need to know
14. Why EMC has no plans to split itself up
15. Uber’s latest supporters in its fight against New York: Celebrities
16. Bill Simmons to join HBO
17. Tim Cook verbatim: In defense of the Apple Watch
18. How Microsoft is fighting revenge porn
19. Can the Apple Watch succeed by wooing female buyers?
20. The one question you have to ask everyone you network with
21. Amazon’s handyman service is expanding to 15 cities
22. The eyeballs business has a big mobile challenge
23. Coke’s smaller cans and bottles lead to bigger sales
24. Herbalife wants Twitter to unmask troll
25. Rand Paul is a ‘Detroit Republican.’ What does that mean?
26. Ikea offers repair kits for 27 million chests, dressers after 2 kids die
27. The Gawker fracas is a sign of the financial pressure the company is under
28. Tencent’s venture capital: Huge in China, invisible in America
29. What Dodd-Frank left unfinished in financial reform
30. Cheater site Ashley Madison can kiss goodbye to IPO plans this year
31. Apple’s job just got a lot harder
32. Why Verizon, AT&T, and Twitter are supporting this hot technology
33. How many Apple Watches did Apple really sell last quarter?
34. “Playing the gender card”: Five of the most sexist moments in politics
35. Our favorite parts of Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2015
36. Here are the top 10 selling smartphones in June
37. Tencent turns venture capitalist to conquer China’s digital wallet
38. Taylor Swift has a Tiananmen Square problem
39. Facebook just lost a search warrant fight, and that’s bad news for privacy
40. Why Judd Apatow may be the biggest man in Hollywood right now
41. Here’s the secret to getting better employees
42. Why your boss wants you to join Toastmasters
43. This is Amazon’s latest big move to get you hooked on Prime
44. Role of Bill Cosby’s lawyer causing big problems for Temple University
45. Self-driving cars just got a huge endorsement
46. Solar company Sunrun sets terms to raise up to $309 million in IPO
47. Rolls-Royce is releasing a beautiful new car for Singapore’s birthday
48. MasterCard exec: Why the move to chip-cards is so important
49. Twitter just apologized for holding this controversial party
50. By 2025, Internet of things applications could have $11 trillion impact
51. New York airport workers plan overnight strike
52. Doing business in Cuba just got a whole lot easier
53. Don’t travel anywhere without these 10 apps
54. This is the most un-American policy idea in the 2016 election
55. This is Tesla’s plan for a cheaper car
56. Cuba libre! Airbnb stays in the country are free this week
57. Microsoft makes it easier to erase traces of revenge porn
58. Term Sheet — Wednesday, July 22
59. McDonald’s all-day breakfast is coming
60. The teenage dream of owning a car is dying
61. Here’s why Apple lost $60 billion after record iPhone sales
62. 3 signs you’re a serial meet-and-greet networker
63. How this state ended up with America’s lowest unemployment rate
64. The next version of Google Glass will be made for the workplace
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66. China’s Global 500 companies are bigger than ever—and mostly state-owned
67. Silicon Valley startups go farming
68. In tech alliances as in sausage, you may not want to see how things get made
69. Microsoft is using cute babies to sell Windows 10
70. Data Sheet—Wednesday, July 22, 2015
71. The Fortune Global 500 welcomes 23 new members
72. The Volcker Rule takes effect today after years of delays
73. Here are the best and worst Apple analysts for Q3 2015
74. Why cord-cutting is a myth
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76. Why it’s okay to lose your best employees (sometimes)
77. Former Microsoft exec engineers merger of two fast-growing social startups
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80. CEO Daily: Wednesday, July 22
81. Apple’s bizarro earnings report: What the analysts are saying
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