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1. Microsoft Says It’s Deeply Sorry For Its Offensive Chat Bot
2. Drone Sales Are About To Go Crazy
3. Defrauded Students Entitled to Debt Forgiveness
4. It’s Official: Medium Wants to be a Platform, Not a Publisher
5. Formula E is Putting Fans in the Driver’s Seat With Virtual Reality
6. Why ‘Hamilton’ Composer Lin-Manuel Miranda Is a Great Leader
7. Netflix’s American Catalog Has Shrunk Dramatically in Just Two Years
8. 10 Wildly Successful People on How They View Failure
9. Trump and Cruz Spar Over National Enquirer Allegations
10. This Stock Exchange Opened With Just One Company Listed
11. How You Can Custom-Design Your Apple Watch
12. 20 Jobs With Extraordinarily High Lifetime Earning Potential
13. Ted Cruz Blames Donald Trump for ‘Garbage’ National Enquirer Story
14. Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch Is Still On the Market—And Probably Will Be For a While
15. Was Your Easter Chocolate Made with Child Labor?
16. Guns N’ Roses Finally Announces Its Reunion Tour
17. Jimmy Kimmel Mansplains Political Campaigning to Hillary Clinton—And Sexism to Everyone Else
18. Investors in Female Viagra Are Slamming Valeant
19. Volkswagen Is Recalling Over 800,000 Cars For This Problem
20. This 29-Year Old Owns New York City’s Largest Kosher Steakhouse
21. Google Is Reportedly Developing a Rival for the Amazon Echo
22. Why Charles Schwab Refuses To Do Business With This Artist
23. U.S. Government Asked Amazon to Lie in Staples-Office Depot Merger Case, Judge Says
24. Sony Explains How ‘Star Wars Battlefront’ Will Sell PlayStation VR
25. Why the First Two Female Rangers Changed the Army Forever
26. Goldman Sachs Is Planning Additional Staff Cuts
27. Here’s Why Apple Is Holding Back Hedge Funds
28. Why These Two Astronauts Are Among the World’s Greatest Leaders
29. ‘Stars Wars’ and ‘Zootopia’ Just Helped Disney Reach $1 Billion at the Box Office
30. Why Isn’t Donald Trump Going After Ted Cruz’s Eligibility Anymore?
31. The Anti-Muslim Republican Vibe Is Getting Muslims Out to Vote
32. The Housing Crisis Never Really Ended
33. What John Legend and Pope Francis Have in Common
34. FBI’s iPhone Unlocking Attempt Could Help Apple Nix NY Case
35. This New Activist Hedge Fund Is Launching Its First Board Battle
36. How Maryland Lawmakers Are Trying to Save Bees
37. Can the Pentagon Pull a Branding Refresh on the Troubled F-35?
38. Apple’s 4-inch iPhone: What the Reviewers Are Saying
39. Yahoo Looks for a White Knight, Microsoft Opens its War Chest
40. China Is Becoming a Semi-Conductor Superpower
41. Another Company Succumbs to Phishing Attack
42. Vacuum Maker Dyson Appears to Be Developing an Electric Car
43. It’ll Cost You $353K to Dine With George Clooney and Hillary Clinton
44. Who Would Win In a Fight—Batman or Superman?
45. Why Starbucks Is One of the Best Restaurant Stocks to Buy Now
46. How to Fix the iOS Update That Broke Your iPad
47. This Is How the NRA Reimagines Fairytales
48. Customer Service at the IRS This Tax Season Has Actually Improved
49. Attention Kmart Shoppers: Retailer Pokes Fun at Itself in New Marketing Push
50. Grading Yahoo’s Board
51. My Year in Startup Hell
52. U.S. GDP Growth Got Revised up in the 4th Quarter
53. Here’s What Happens When You Don’t Return Videotapes
54. Chocolate Makers Still Haven’t Mastered Online Shipping
55. Uber and Blade Will Fly You to Coachella in a Helicopter for about $4,000
56. What You Need to Know About the Productivity Slump
57. Amazon’s Newest Fulfillment Center Will Be in Kansas
58. Power Sheet – March 25, 2016
59. The Fight for Democratic Super Delegates Isn’t Over Yet
60. Here’s What’s Happening in the Global Markets on Good Friday
61. Republican Voters Are Losing Faith in the Election Process: Poll
62. Scott Walker Hints He Might Still Be the Republican Nominee
63. Even a Short Spell of Underemployment Can Wreck a Career
64. Can You Recover from a Major Gaffe at Work?
65. Donald Trump’s Hedge Fund Investments Aren’t Doing So Well
66. Jeff Bezos On How To Have a Beginner’s Mind
67. You Can Put On the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset, Starting Monday
68. Unemployed Lawyer Loses Suit Against Former School
69. McDonald’s Wants to Trademark a ‘Simple’ New Slogan
70. Coke Spent More on Health Research Than Previously Reported
71. Term Sheet –Friday, March 25
72. Microsoft Could Fork Out Big Bucks to Back Yahoo Buyers
73. Apple’s Worst Idea Ever?
74. Oil and Gas Exploration Bankruptcies Could Sextuple This Year
75. Like It or Not, Egotistical Jerks Make Great Entrepreneurs
76. This Drone Startup Just Achieved A Milestone In Doorstep Delivery
77. This Google Photo Editing Suite Is Now Free
78. What’s Going on at Playboy?
79. Square Just Became an Online Lender
80. Shanghai Is Trying to Prevent A Property Bubble
81. Data Sheet—Friday, March 25, 2016
82. Bathroom Battle Draws in Big Business
83. Sex Offenders Have a Registry and Now White Collar Criminals Do Too
84. 7 New Blockbuster Drugs to Watch in 2016
85. What You Need to Know Before Seeing ‘Batman vs. Superman’
86. CEO Daily: Friday, March 25
87. The Broadsheet: March 25th
88. Two Trump Insiders Behind the Campaign’s Social Network Explosion
89. Why the IRS’s Technology Nightmare Is Far From Over

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