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1. Are Australian Housing Prices Finally Starting to Cool?
2. A Thai University Is Letting Students Pay Tuition Fees With Rice. Call It Grains for Brains
3. Lawsuit Claims McDonald’s Value Meals Are No Value At All
4. Why GSK’s Experimental HIV Drug Could Be a Safer Bet—And a Headache for Gilead
5. You Can Now Add Stickers to Instagram Posts
6. UK PM May: Murdoch and I Did Not Discuss Sky
7. The Russian Methbot Scam Is Just the Tip of the Ad Fraud Iceberg
8. Here’s Why Nike Is Finally Getting A Bit of Love From Wall Street
9. Twitter CTO Adam Messinger to Leave Company
10. Review: Apple’s AirPod Wireless Earbuds Are Almost Perfect
11. This City Is Poised to Offer What May Be the Most Generous Paid Leave Policy in America
12. T-Mobile CEO John Legere Says He Used AT&T as His Villain
13. Disney Fights Back Against ESPN’s Decline
14. Your Facebook Feed Now Features Shareable ‘Moments’ and Holiday Cards
15. Oracle Manager Quits After Co-CEO Joins Trump Transition
16. Here’s How Much Alec Baldwin Makes for His Donald Trump Impression
17. This New Study Slamming Sugar Guidelines Has a Big Conflict of Interest Problem
18. How Unpaid Student Loans Are Leading to Lower Social Security Checks
19. Google Demotes Holocaust Denial and Hate Sites in Update to Algorithm
20. Why Women May Make Better Doctors
21. Volkswagen Reaches Agreement On Fixes and Buybacks for 80,000 Diesels
22. Award-Winning Video Game Maker Crytek Closes Several Studios After Failing to Make Payroll
23. About Margaret Cho and Tilda Swinton’s Race Disagreement
24. Yahoo Just Killed Its Travel Assistant Chatbot
25. Why Women May Make Better Doctors
26. Sales of Wearable Smart Devices Can’t Meet the Hype
27. Amazon Is Opening Distribution Centers in Michigan and Illinois
28. Court Releases FBI’s Search Warrant for Hillary Clinton’s Email Server
29. What Tillerson’s Relationship With Russia Could Mean for Syria
30. Morgan Freeman Is Mark Zuckerberg’s Robot Butler
31. Steve Jobs Sold NeXT to Apple 20 Years Ago Today
32. General Mills Battered By Weak Yogurt Sales
33. First Round Capital’s Holiday Parody Video Is Here
34. Uber Tried to Charge a Philadelphia Woman More Than $28,000 for a Ride
35. BuzzFeed’s CEO on the Future of Media: The Internet Always Wins
36. What Amazon’s Echo Snag Can Teach Entrepreneurs
37. SiriusXM Wins Appeal in Turtles Copyright Suit, Digital Music Battle Drags On
38. Allergan Buys Regenerative Medicine Unit LifeCell for $2.9 Billion
39. 7 Things You Can Do Right Now to Be More Productive in 2017
40. This Is AT&T’s Tentative Deal to Unionize DirecTV Call Centers
41. Jamie Foxx Says There’s Never Been a Better Time to Be an Entrepreneur
42. Michelle Obama: Watching the 2016 Presidential Election Was ‘Painful’
43. Poll: What Was the Best Product Apple Released In 2016?
44. Uber’s Self-Driving Cars Could Be a Threat to Bicyclists
45. Disney’s Fight With Disruption
46. Tim Cook Promises New and ‘Great’ Mac Desktops
47. Term Sheet — Monday, December 19
48. Why Some IBM Employees Are Complaining About Ginni Rometty’s Letter to Trump
49. Families of Orlando Shooting Victims Sue Tech Giants for Fueling ISIS Growth
50. BlackBerry Earmarks $75 Million for Self-Driving Car Test Hub
51. How Travelers Can Stay Safe From Cyberattacks Over the Holidays
52. Why Trump Could (Cringe) Be Good For Silicon Valley
53. Samsung’s Terrible 2016 Wasn’t Supposed to Be This Way
54. Praxair and Linde Join Forces After Revived Merger Talks
55. SoftBank’s $1 Billion Bet on Satellite Internet Feels Like Twilight Zone Episode
56. This Is How Scared Italy’s Government Is About Its Banks
57. Walgreens to Shed at Least 865 Rite Aid Stores to save Mega-Merger
58. These Retailers Just Ended This Annoying Practice for Their Workers
59. Apple’s New Wireless Headphones Could Be Tough to Recycle
60. What This Year’s Undergraduate Business Majors Made in Starting Pay
61. Data Sheet—Tuesday, December 20, 2016
62. BlackBerry’s Software Sales Still Aren’t Making Up for Smartphone Retreat
63. Russian Scam Swipes Millions Per Day From Top Video Advertisers
64. Nielsen Is Buying Tribune Media’s Media Data Unit for $560 Million
65. Volvo Could Be on the Way to an IPO
66. ‘Rogue One’ Makes Disney First Studio to Earn $7 Billion In a Year
67. You Can Now Get the NES Classic Edition at Best Buy
68. The Broadsheet: December 20th
69. 1 Million Fiat Chrysler Vehicles Are Under Investigation for Roll-Away Crashes
70. EU Says Facebook Provided Misleading Information During Its WhatsApp Takeover
71. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 20th December
72. Angela Merkel Says ‘We Must Assume’ Berlin Market Crash Was a Terrorist Attack
73. Carlos Slim Says He Got a ‘Very Positive’ Impression in Dinner With Donald Trump
74. Whippocalypse? Here’s Why You Can’t Find Ready-Made Whipped Cream This Holiday Season
75. Obama Is Reportedly Planning to Block New Drilling in the Arctic and Atlantic
76. Here’s Why Investors Weren’t Excited About Biogen’s New CEO
77. Trump Condemns Berlin Attack and Says Things Are ‘Only Getting Worse’
78. North Carolina Will Reconsider Its Transgender Bathroom Law This Week
79. Donald Trump Wins Electoral College as Only a Handful of Voters Go Rogue
80. Apple Is Reportedly in Talks with This Country to Start Local Manufacturing
81. Investigators Say They’ve Probably Been Searching for MH370 in the Wrong Spot
82. Goldman Warns That the Chinese Yuan Is Headed for Its Biggest Annual Decline in Over 20 Years
83. Alibaba Takes On Fake Reviews in Its Latest Push For More Credibility
84. The World’s Most Powerful Women: December 20
85. You Can Now Order From Shake Shack On Your iPhone

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