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2. Inside Uber and Lyft’s Texas Showdown Over Fingerprints
3. Apple Gets More Serious About Virtual Reality
4. Facebook To Prohibit Private Firearm Transactions
5. GM Puts Self-Driving Car Push Into a Higher Gear
6. SpaceX’s Hyperloop Pod Competition Just Kicked Off in Texas
7. Square Makes Its First Acquisition After IPO
8. Why American Tech Companies Are Really Nervous About This Weekend
9. This Equal Pay Champion Just Endorsed Hillary Clinton
10. Alaska Airlines Apologizes For Inviting Everyone To ‘Meet Our Eskimo’
11. The FCC Says It Wants to Pry Open the Cable Box Monopoly
12. Phew, the S&P 500 Correction Is Over—for Now
13. A ‘Cancer Moonshot,’ You Say? Start Paving
14. This Is Why Middle-Aged White Americans Are Dying at Higher Rates
15. Apple Bought This Company to Stay Strong in Schools
16. Why Millennials Have no Problem Quitting Their Jobs
17. Why Big Alcohol Is Upset With Kroger Supermarkets
18. FanDuel and DraftKings Just Got Some Very Bad News
19. The Challenge Every Tech Company Is Facing Right Now
20. Why Rand Paul’s Debate Comments on Race, Prisons Make Him a GOP Outlier
21. Here’s How Much Google Paid a Guy to Get Google.com Back
22. Why IBM Is Buying a Digital Marketing Agency
23. Obama’s Efforts to Close the Gender Pay Gap Have Had Very Few Results
24. Macy’s Is Teaming up With Etsy to Win Over Millennials
25. The Oakland Raiders Could Be Heading For Las Vegas
26. Here’s Some Good News for Almond Fans
27. Why Apple Is Still a ‘Buy’
28. The SEC Wants New Rules For Board Diversity—Here’s Why That Matters
29. Here’s Why Doritos Is Ending its ‘Crash the Super Bowl’ Contest
30. The Case For Recession Got Stronger This Week
31. This Saudi Prince Just Burned Donald Trump on Twitter
32. Ginni Rometty Gets a Raise Despite IBM’s Tumbling Stock Price
33. Fortune Live for January 29, 2016: Xerox, Zillow, and Women in Politics
34. IBM Finishes Weather Company Deal, Adds Another Former CEO to Watson Team
35. Here Are Poets&Quants Top MBA Startups
36. Why Amazon’s Shares Are Getting Crushed Today
37. How Pepsi’s New York Restaurant Can Beat the Food Snobs
38. Gilead CEO John Martin Is Stepping Down After 20 Years
39. A Simple, but Ultimately Useless, Way to Judge a CEO’s Performance
40. Google Preparing to Expand Self-Driving Car Program to Four More Cities
41. Politico Turmoil Intensifies as Co-Founder, Senior Staff Exit
42. Now There’s a Virtual Reality Strip Club
43. California Maintains Crucial Solar Policy
44. Salesforce’s Marc Benioff Cheers Obama’s New Equal Pay Measure
45. Here’s How the Obama Administration is Tackling the Wage Gap
46. Here’s How Donald Trump Still Won Last Night’s Debate
47. Uber Just Got a Lot Cheaper in This Big City
48. PS4 Sales Are Curb Stomping Xbox One
49. GM Is Building a Team to Get Self-Driving Cars on the Road
50. Why Office Banter Is Anything But a Waste of Time
51. Sumner Redstone Will Be Examined by a Doctor Hired by his Ex-Girlfriend
52. Toyota to Buy Out Rest of Daihatsu for $3 Billion
53. Don’t Count on Russia and OPEC Cutting Oil Production Anytime Soon
54. Here’s Why MasterCard’s Stock Is Up Today
55. Walmart Has to Pay $31 Million to an Employee Who Got Fired
56. Who Won the Ratings Battle Between Donald Trump and Fox News?
57. Power Sheet – January 29, 2015
58. Europe to U.S. on Iran: You Snooze, You Lose (Part 2)
59. These 8 Rare Ferraris Are About to Be Sold
60. FX Networks’ CEO: Stop Buying Silicon Valley’s ‘Baloney’
61. Term Sheet — Friday, January 29
62. Who Americans Should Really Blame for Corporate Inversions
63. This Is Microsoft’s Secret Weapon for Cloud Growth
64. Van Halen Rocks Out in This New Acura Super Bowl Ad
65. Why the U.S. Economy’s Growth Slowed Sharply in the Fourth Quarter
66. Jeff Bezos Just Lost Nearly $6 Billion
67. There Must be a Method to Amazon’s Complex, Hydra-Headed Madness
68. You Could Soon Charge Your iPhone Wirelessly
69. Facebook Says It’s Closing Parse
70. Lyft’s deal With Waze Highlights Uber’s Weakness: Relationships
71. Data Sheet—Friday, January 29, 2016
72. You May Finally Get to Own a Brand New DeLorean
73. Warren Buffett Will Be on ‘Celebrity Apprentice’
74. MasterCard Uses a Command Center to Track Its Marketing Spend
75. The Broadsheet: January 29th
76. Here’s How Much Google Paid Out To Security Researchers Last Year
77. Carl Icahn Wins Another
78. Japan’s Rate Cut and U.S. GDP—5 Things to Know Today
79. CEO Daily: Friday, January 29
80. How to Get the Most From Your Health Plan
81. James Murdoch Is Back at Sky as Chairman
82. Europe to U.S. on Iran: You Snooze, You Lose
83. Japan Joins The Negative Interest Rate Club
84. Who Won the Republican Debate?

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