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1. At Least 3 Injured After Gunman Opens Fire in Zurich Mosque
2. Truck Ploughs into Crowd at Berlin Christmas Market, Killing At Least 12
3. Uber Lost Hundreds of Millions In the Most Recent Quarter
4. Oil Industry Networking Site Creator Pleads Guilty In Hacking Case
5. The Paris Climate Agreement Won’t Perish Under Rick Perry
6. Democrats Are 3 Times More Likely to Unfriend You on Social Media, Survey Says
7. Apple CEO Tim Cook Explains Why He Attended Trump’s Tech Summit
8. IMF Chief Christine Lagarde Will Keep Her Job Despite Conviction
9. Getting Diversity Into the Newsroom
10. Donald Trump’s Top Contender For SEC Chair Isn’t Male or White
11. How to Give an Annual Performance Review (If You Must)
12. Trump’s New Billionaire Army Chief Was Once Considered A Stock Market Villain
13. ‘Rogue One’ Officially Makes Disney Hollywood’s First $7 Billion Studio
14. Yahoo Threw a Low-Key Holiday Party This Year
15. Janet Yellen Tells Students How Important It Is to Get a College Degree
16. Here Are 3 Things Mark Zuckerberg Says He Learned About Artificial Intelligence
17. How Trump Can Make Trade With Mexico and China Work for America
18. Another McDonald’s Is Offering All-You-Can-Eat Fries
19. Best Buy to Stock More NES Classic Editions on Tuesday
20. Boeing’s Commercial Jets Unit Is Cutting More Jobs Next Year
21. HPE and Cisco Moves Hurt OpenStack’s Public Cloud Story
22. Media Needs to Challenge Trump, Not Go Off the Record With Him
23. Hedge Fund Execs Have Been Arrested and Charged With a $1 Billion Fraud
24. Patients May Live Longer If Their Doctor is a Woman
25. Ex-CIA Officer: Here’s What Will Happen if Trump Doesn’t Stop Scorning the CIA
26. Here’s What Happens When You Don’t Turn Off Your Cell Phone While Flying
27. Why Do Airplanes Dim the Lights for Takeoff?
28. LinkedIn’s Lynda.com Resets 55,000 Passwords After Data Breach
29. Murdoch Denies Pressuring UK Prime Ministers Ahead of Sky Submission
30. Meet the Creator of Those Inescapable “Elf Yourself” Holiday Cards
31. When “Self-Reported” Research Is Reported By Itself
32. Nike’s $720 Tech Sneakers Are Selling Well
33. Why General Motors Is Shutting Five U.S. Factories Next Month
34. When “Self-Reported” Research Is Reported By Itself
35. Airbnb Wants to Help You Book Your Next Flight
36. AT&T Wireless Disconnecting Some BMW Cars’ Roadside Assistance
37. What to Know About IMF Chief Christine Lagarde’s Conviction
38. Why Tim Ferriss Believes Meditation Is the Key to Success
39. Lands’ End Again Looks to the Luxury World for New CEO
40. Teen Messaging App Kik Launches New Video Chat Feature
41. Donald Trump Named Vincent Viola, a Florida Hockey Team Owner, as Secretary of the Army
42. Why Drug Costs Will Keep Rising in 2017
43. College Enrollment Dips as More Adults Ditch Degrees for Jobs
44. Why People Are Freaking Out About This New ‘Group FaceTime’ App
45. President Obama’s Awkward Position
46. Here’s How the Galactic Empire Fails at Cybersecurity in ‘Star Wars’
47. Feds Arrest Copyright Lawyers in Porn Extortion Scam
48. Here’s How the Nokia Brand Is Coming Back to Smartphones
49. Matthew McConaughey Finally Gets to Enjoy the Back Seat in His New Lincoln Ad
50. A Driverless Bus Is Hitting the Streets of Singapore
51. Volkswagen Is Close to Another Billion Dollar Settlement
52. IMF Chief Christine Lagarde Found Guilty in Tycoon Payout Trial
53. Donald Trump’s Tech Summit Sure Included Lots of Old Companies
54. Term Sheet — Monday, December 19
55. Uber Partners With Indonesian Taxi Operator Express
56. Uber’s Middle East Rival Just Got a $1 Billion Valuation
57. Bill Gates Was My Secret Santa, Says Reddit User
58. Data Sheet—Monday, December 19, 2016
59. Japan’s SoftBank Invests $1 Billion in Satellite Startup OneWeb
60. Apple Appeals Record EU Tax Bill and Calls the Idea Behind It an ‘Absurd Theory’
61. 5 Non-Traditional Ways to Network Around the Holidays
62. Mark Cuban to Donald Trump: Be the Robotics President
63. Bad Reviews for Super Mario Run Are Sending Nintendo’s Stock Tumbling
64. The Broadsheet: December 19th
65. What Campbell Learned From a 101-Year-Old Tomato Soup Recipe
66. Fighting Short-Termism
67. Why Apple’s 2016 Was a Mix of Good and Bad
68. CEO Daily: Monday, 19th December
69. Massive Smog Blanket Prompts Pollution Red Alert in Beijing
70. IPOs Just Had Their Second-Worst Year Since 1992
71. Electors Say They’ve Received Thousands of ‘Sad’ Letters Asking Them to Dump Trump
72. Blackberry Is Opening an Autonomous Vehicle Research Center
73. ‘Rogue One’ Scores Massive $155 Million Debut as Star Wars Fans Flock to Theaters
74. A Serial Entrepreneur’s Advice for Breaking Into Startup Life
75. British Businesses and Unions: Please Don’t Make Our EU Workers Leave
76. The World’s Most Powerful Women: December 19
77. Donald Trump Is Set to Officially Win the Electoral Vote on Monday
78. Christmas Without KFC? For Many Japanese, That’s Unthinkable
79. Why Yahoo’s Security Problems Are a Story of Too Little, Too Late
80. Ireland Says the EU Overstepped in Its $14 Billion Apple Tax Ruling
81. Iran Finalizes a 100-Jet Deal with Airbus
82. Iran Says It Will Recover ‘Prepayments With Interest’ If Trump Scuppers the $16.6 Billion Boeing Deal
83. Samsung Reportedly Looks to a New Battery Supplier After the Note 7 Disaster
84. Chinese Stocks Are Dropping After a Fresh Signal from Beijing
85. Alphabet’s Waymo Reveals Its Self-Driving Minivans

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