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1. SunEdison Preparing to File For Bankruptcy Protection
2. Nest Loses Two Key Managers Amid Internal Troubles
3. U.S. Hospitals Face Growing Ransomware Threat
4. Here’s What Happened to Apple’s Third Co-Founder
5. CBS Wants to Spin Off Another Part of its Business
6. A $699 Juice Press Just Raised $70 Million
7. HIV Could Be Cured Within Three Years
8. Reuters Signs a News Deal with Red Bull, But Is That a Good Thing?
9. Venture Capital Still Has a Big Problem With Women
10. David Tepper Upped His Stake in Terraform Power and Shares Soared
11. Female MBAs Face a $400,000 Gender Pay Gap
12. American to Drop 24-hour Free Hold on Trip Reservations
13. Chicago Cubs Star Anthony Rizzo Plays Ball With Sony’s ‘MLB The Show 16’
14. 5 Business Lessons From the 50-Year-Old Company That Made Coffee Cool
15. Microsoft Snags Oracle’s Main Man on Linux
16. Get Ready For a Long Wait Before Getting Your Tesla Model 3
17. Defense Industry Donors Prefer Hillary and Bernie Over GOP Rivals
18. You Can Now Appeal Parking Tickets Via Bot in New York City
19. Online Sales at Department Stores Soared in 2015, at a Huge Cost
20. A Short Guide to Speaking English in Britain
21. Saudi Arabia Is Creating a Mega-Fund With More Than $2 Trillion
22. The Honeymoon Is Over for Oculus Rift
23. Why Apple Is Flying a Pirate Flag Over Its HQ
24. Here’s How Many Bets Will Be Placed By the Final Four
25. How Toy Startup GoldieBlox Made Diversity a Priority
26. Fortune Readers Sound Off On Their Favorite Apple Products
27. China Bans April Fools’ Day
28. Bernie Sanders Still Has a Shot at the Democratic Nomination
29. Here’s Why Moody’s Just Downgraded Valeant
30. U.S. Is Considering Giving Iran Limited Access to the Dollar
31. March Was Not a Great Month for Most Automakers
32. Kanye Flip-Flops and Launches Album On Apple Music, Spotify
33. FedEx’s “Smokin’ Joes” Contraband Cigarette Case Will Go to Trial
34. Marriott CEO Tells Starwood Points Holders Not to Worry
35. Starwood Hotels Lost its Chinese Suitor. Now It’s Marriott’s Challenge
36. Italian Father Pleads His Case After Apple vs. FBI Dispute
37. OpenTable’s New CEO Talks Mobile Payments, Premium Reservations, and More
38. Here’s One Reason Why Obamacare Premiums Could Spike Next Year
39. Krispy Kreme Is Giving Free Doughnuts Today and It’s No April Fools’ Joke
40. Trump Supporters Say It’s Time for Him to Start Acting Presidential
41. One in Five Adults Worldwide Will be Obese by 2025, Study Says
42. Here’s Why You Should Be Happy the Unemployment Rate Is Rising
43. Slack Raises $200 Million at $3.8 Billion Valuation
44. What It’s Like to Ride in a Tesla Model 3
45. Why Donald Trump’s Attack on the ‘Cheesehead Revolution’ Is Failing
46. You Can Now Get $100 Off Any iPhone You Want
47. Manhattan Apartments Now Cost Around $2 Million
48. Silver Lake Buys Into Ancestry.com at $2.6 Billion Valuation
49. Why IBM Is Buying One of Salesforce’s Biggest Consulting Partners
50. These Are the Best April Fools’ Jokes on the Web
51. This March Madness Powerhouse Is Also a Merchandising Whiz
52. Hillary Clinton Is Proposing This Huge Investment
53. Bernie Sanders Just Broke His Latest Fundraising Record
54. 8 Zaha Hadid Quotes on Success
55. Surprise! iOS 9.3 Is Actually Most Stable iOS In Years
56. Incredibly Shrinking Blackberry Misses Phone Sales Targets
57. Republicans Want Honesty In a Leader More Than Democrats
58. The Race is on for Tech Companies to Snag Foreign Workers
59. Apple Finally Patches iOS Glitch With New Update
60. Power Sheet – April 1, 2016
61. Hillary Clinton Destroys Donald Trump Over His Abortion Flip-Flop
62. Trump’s Nuclear Policy Would Be ‘Catastrophic,’ White House Says
63. Lots of Sexy Sheet Metal at the New York International Auto Show
64. This CEO Began His Job With 5,000 Handshakes
65. Why Final Four Tickets Are a Better Value Than You Think
66. Term Sheet — Friday, April 1
67. Tesla Nabs 180,000 Model 3 Reservations, And The Car Isn’t Even Available Yet
68. Boston and Connecticut Ban Official Travel to North Carolina
69. Lessons Learned Standing in the Tesla Model 3 Reservation Line
70. Why Millennials Should Give Corporate America Another Shot
71. American Job Growth Rose at a Solid Clip in March
72. Here’s How Much The FCC Will Give Out To Help Low-Income Americans Afford The Internet
73. Who Can Succeed Barack Obama as Digitizer in Chief?
74. IBM Stock Just Had Its Best Month in Forever
75. ‘Cyber Jihad’ Is Coming to America
76. April Fools: Beware of Jokes
77. The Broadsheet: April 1st
78. Data Sheet—Friday, April 1, 2016
79. Apple’s Ultimate Comeback
80. CEO Daily: Friday, April 1
81. Theranos on the Ropes as Scathing Regulatory Report Is Made Public
82. California Is One Step Closer to the Nation’s First Statewide $15 Minimum Wage
83. An Extra-Marital Affair Just Derailed the Caesars Casino Bankruptcy
84. How Reddit Strongly Hinted It Received a Secret Surveillance Order
85. A Look Back At 40 Years of Apple
86. New York Budget Deal (Almost) Raises Its Minimum Wage to $15
87. The Pentagon Is Getting Into the Textile Business With MIT
88. Cheap Oil Has Bankrupted More Than 50 American Producers—So Far
89. The Problem With Huawei’s Great Earnings
90. Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase Are Pulled Into Probe of Malaysian State Fund
91. In China’s Factories, a Hint of Spring
92. The SEC Wants Unicorns to Stop Bragging About Their Valuations
93. Google ‘Mic Drop’ April Fool’s Gag Goes Horribly Wrong
94. Katy Perry and Christina Aguilera Push for Reforms to Music Piracy Laws
95. The World’s Richest Banker Was Just Charged With Corruption
96. Donald Trump Just Sat Down With the Republican Establishment
97. Massive Protests Erupt in France Over Proposed Labor Reforms
98. Egypt Blocked Facebook Free Basics For Not Letting It Spy on Users
99. How Immigration Debates Are Disrupting Political Parties

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