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1. Donald Trump takes center stage but gives no ground in Republican debate
2. Who won the Republican debate?
3. Carly Fiorina won the early GOP debate—at least according to Google Trends
4. How a proposed European Union cybersecurity law could impact tech companies
5. What China is completely missing in its latest U.S. extradition gambit
6. Would feds block a Google-Twitter merger? Probably not
7. Despite industry growth, game developers worry about jobs
8. Forget about price, the Moto G is a stellar device
9. This megabank is making it easier for rich people to buy homes
10. Fox’s Roger Ailes: Jon Stewart is ‘disappointed’ he couldn’t beat me
11. Twitter expands ‘Buy’ button to more than 100,000 merchants
12. Here’s why Verizon is breaking into eSports
13. Senate report calls for crackdown on airlines’ hidden fees
14. How to watch tonight’s Republican debate online
15. Volkswagens are getting a long overdue upgrade
16. Hackers can now steal fingerprints from Android phones
17. Why this CEO thinks making mistakes is admirable
18. This Uber lawsuit could have big implications for the sharing economy
19. Here’s what the New York Times’ 1 million subscriber number means
20. $15 minimum wage may increase fast food prices and New York City residents are ok with that
21. Ackman’s Mondelez buyout plan pricey, even for Buffett
22. Watch Tesla’s creepy automatic charger connect to a car
23. Teenage boys and girls don’t use social media in the same way
24. Microsoft just gave the Apple Watch an amazing new feature
25. Prior to Jon Stewart’s last show, Viacom’s stock is getting crushed
26. What the disappointing Planet Fitness IPO means for SoulCycle
27. This cider is being recalled over exploding bottles
28. Seaworld earnings continue to slide two years after ‘Blackfish’
29. Ford wants game developers to improve your daily commute
30. This mobile app keeps tabs on your competitors
31. The big flaw in the SEC’s CEO pay-ratio rule
32. Jon Stewart is not the progressive hero you think he is
33. Sluggish wage growth could weigh on a Fed rate hike
34. What all business leaders need now? Fearless imagination.
35. 3 solutions to Hollywood’s woman problem
36. This is why book publishers are really sorry to see Jon Stewart go
37. Snapchat’s filters are getting political
38. This is how much a 2016 Super Bowl ad costs
39. This Is World of Warcraft’s Monumental New Expansion
40. Here are the odds that Donald Trump will actually become president
41. Hackers discover way to crack into Apple devices
42. YouTube finally fixed this annoying feature
43. Managers, here’s why honest feedback matters at work
44. Wealthfront’s leader on investment fees, millennials, and the competition
45. This sports app wants to compete with ESPN, Twitter, and WhatsApp
46. This CEO has the highest pay compared to his workers
47. 5 ways to fight your fear of public speaking
48. The arcane 100-year-old law to blame for Puerto Rico’s woes
49. Here are the best Twitter responses to London’s #Tubestrike ordeal
50. Google has a Stagefright bug fix for Android owners
51. Blue Bell resumes production at its Alabama plant
52. Fitbit flexes its muscle in first public earnings report
53. ‘Daily Show’ set is going to the Newseum
54. Russia wants to ban foreign condoms
55. How to make friends when you’re new on the job
56. When Steve Jobs’ Ex-Girlfriend Asked Him to Pay $25 Million for His ‘Dishonorable Behavior’
57. Want quality talent? Hire faster
58. Power Sheet – August 6, 2015
59. Why a judge let Apple off the hook for losing text messages
60. Hollywood still has a major diversity problem
61. Here’s what happens when a politician fights Uber
62. Microsoft is giving more money to bug hunters
63. IBM’s $1 billion buy of Merge Healthcare to boost Watson’s sight
64. Coinbase joins Pinterest in doing right by employees
65. Here’s why Keurig’s share price is absolutely tanking today
66. Term Sheet — Thursday, August 6
67. Officer, arrest that robot!
68. What does the business world really think of Donald Trump?
69. For sale*: 2 shiny new warships (*people called Vlad need not apply)
70. Why Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz won’t run for president
71. How a boombox helped this CEO build trust with his employees
72. Data Sheet—Thursday, August 6, 2015
73. Apple Music has snagged 11 million trial users
74. California wildfires could spell disaster for local winemakers
75. GE is building its own cloud; outsiders wonder why
76. Here’s why game maker Valve is giving away $18 million
77. Adidas is thinking of selling its golf business
78. The Broadsheet: August 6th
79. Apple’s $100 billion haircut: What the analysts are saying
80. What it’s really like to be CEO of a startup
81. Ackman’s back and Allergan — 5 things to know today
82. CEO Daily: Thursday, August 6
83. Johanna Quandt, the billionaire widow behind BMW, dies aged 89
84. Raw pet food sales are booming, but are the products safe?
85. What Jon Stewart’s last show means for millennials
86. Bill Ackman has put a $5.5 billion bet on Oreo maker Mondelez

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