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1. 3 ways AT&T wants to cash in on connected cars
2. Car-jacking hackers are driving Nokia Here acquisition
3. Why Anthony Weiner joined a PR firm, in his own words
4. Amazon says it’s doubling down on this country
5. Data crunching firm Palantir raises gargantuan funding round
6. Creator Toru Iwatani explains why people have loved Pac-Man for 35 years
7. Startup funding is only getting crazier
8. Pandora continues to grow, but giants loom on the horizon
9. A startup founder confronts Reid Hoffman on LinkedIn’s confusing design. Here’s his response
10. How this city is fighting obesity with free subway rides
11. Hey, CEOs: Here’s why you shouldn’t insult your board
12. Universal Pictures was pirating Jurassic World itself
13. Blue Bell kicks back to life after international product recall
14. Border Patrol union pulls out of Trump event
15. What SpaceX’s launch failure means for the private space industry
16. Amazon is now worth more than Walmart
17. We are eating a ton of hot dogs
18. This is the biggest mistake a CEO can make
19. In China, Mercedes surges ahead as the luxury brand in demand
20. Whoa: Amazon cloud sales up nearly 82% in second quarter
21. Neiman Marcus wants to sell you stuff, then help you sell it when you’re tired of it
22. Meet the rogue Dairy Queen that serves whatever it wants
23. A huge percentage of Etsy sellers are women
24. Roddenberry Entertainment takes VR where no one has gone before
25. The winners and losers of New York’s new $15 fast-food minimum wage
26. These cities have lost the most flights
27. Why you shouldn’t believe companies that say they can’t find women and minority hires
28. Moody’s, nearly seven years too late, admits miscalculation in subprime ratings
29. Why gender neutral clothing could finally catch on
30. More disturbing details about the Jeep hack
31. McDonald’s CEO sees toastier buns as way to kickstart slow turnaround
32. Harley-Davidson is recalling more than 185,000 bikes
33. Doctors say cancer drug costs are out of control
34. Obama’s Africa trip is all about trade, investment, and tech
35. What beer-making can teach you about the business world
36. Converse is finally making more comfortable Chucks
37. GoPro’s newest feature makes it easier to livestream video
38. Here’s what you need to know about the sushi salmonella outbreak
39. Comcast, cord-cutters and a world without set-top TV boxes
40. Rackspace and new BFF Intel team up on OpenStack for the enterprise
41. The top 10 selling video games of 2015 (so far)
42. Drones delivering diapers: what could possibly go wrong?
43. Why Amazon monopoly accusations deserve a closer look
44. 5 ways to make your employees less resistant to change
45. For $725 million you can buy this massive, historic Texas ranch
46. IBM snaps up Compose to extend its cloudy database options
47. Here’s why ocean shipping companies are switching to natural gas
48. Nathan’s demands a hot dog emoji
49. An actual emoji movie is in the works
50. The UK is Greece’s new promised land
51. Ferrari just filed to go public in the U.S.
52. Bulletproof, the ‘buttered coffee’ company, raises $9 million to build coffee shops
53. How Wells Fargo’s CEO built the team at the world’s most valuable bank
54. This is the most valuable bank in the world
55. With “Big Food” under attack, this company wants to act small
56. Why Pearson is really selling the Financial Times
57. Banks still trump citizens in the minds of regulators
58. Another major theme park just banned selfie sticks
59. Term Sheet — Thursday, July 23
60. LeBron James scores a major Hollywood deal
61. Work-life balance: A pipe dream for working parents?
62. Europe’s antitrust regulators cry foul over Hollywood’s pay-TV deals
63. The Global 500: Growth moves to the east
64. Product Hunt aims to become the Oprah Book Club of Silicon Valley
65. Google sweetens the pot on cold storage
66. Stephen Curry sneakers a slam dunk for Under Armour
67. It took Wal-Mart four years to buy this company
68. McDonald’s promotions, new menu items fail to jolt U.S. sales
69. Mobile botnets are costing advertisers $1 billion in ad fraud, study shows
70. A boot camp pitch to get an MBA in China
71. Data Sheet—Thursday, July 23, 2015
72. These stocks should spike when interest rates rise
73. This is who won the Nicki Minaj – Taylor Swift VMA Twitter war
74. The Broadsheet: July 23
75. Health insurer Anthem near $48 billion deal to buy Cigna
76. This is Apple Music’s worst nightmare – updated
77. This company is engineering the next sweetener from yeast
78. Leadspace, a marketing analytics startup, raises $18 million
79. CEO Daily: Thursday, July 23
80. Bank of America and Amazon earnings — 5 things to know today
81. Robots need not apply
82. Humans are underrated
83. Pearson is selling The Financial Times to Japan’s Nikkei for $1.3 billion
84. Bank of America CFO exits as Moynihan mends fences with the Fed
85. Relief for Tsipras as lawmakers pass second key reform bill
86. Cisco sells set-top box business to Technicolor for $600 million
87. This hot video gaming niche is getting big investment from overseas

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