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1. The Real Deal With Uber’s (Not) New Tipping Policy
2. Sebastian Thrun Steps Down As Udacity’s CEO
3. Hedge Fund Outflows Will Reach at Least $25 Billion This Year
4. The DEA Just Approved a Way to Smoke Marijuana Legally for the First Time
5. Women Are Committing Suicide in Greater Numbers
6. What Does Facebook’s Latest Algorithm Change Mean for Publishers? As Usual, No One Really Knows
7. Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan Are ‘Unlikely’ to Host a Show Together Again
8. SecureWorks CEO Talks Going Public, Tech Market, and Dell
9. US Soccer Star Abby Wambach: ‘I Could Have Done More’ to Fight Pay Inequity
10. There Are No Women on PayPal’s Gender Equality Panel
11. Trump Fans Are Reportedly Issuing Death Threats to Delegates
12. Here’s How Target Customers Responded to a Bathroom Boycott Movement
13. McDonald’s CEO Says Better Worker Benefits Boosting U.S. Sales
14. U.S. Army Finds Its New Communications Network Is Vulnerable to Hackers
15. This Company Is Tackling Diabetes With ‘Digital Therapeutics’
16. Under Armour Is Replacing Nike in This Big University Deal
17. Here’s Why Shares of American Airlines Are Falling Even Though It Beat Expectations
18. Here’s Why Almost Every Major Tech Stock Fell on Friday
19. The Financial Times Discovers That a Paywall Is Not a Panacea
20. Meet the Top Doctor at Google’s Medical Moonshot Arm
21. Meet the Future Buyers of Self-Driving Cars
22. Why I Believe the American Dream Just Died
23. GM CEO Mary Barra Got a Huge Pay Raise
24. Review: The LG G5 Is Unique but Underwhelming
25. Hillary Clinton Supporters Are Spending $1 Million to Take on Bernie Bros
26. Intel’s Head of Mobile Won’t Leave After All
27. These 3 Former Business Leaders Are Disrupting Medicine
28. The Ex-CEO of J. Walter Thompson Makes a Rape Joke in a Newly Released Video
29. What It’s Like Trying To Get Online in Cuba
30. The RNC Meet at ‘Elegant Resort’ Before the National Convention
31. Michigan Uber Driver Ruled Competent to Stand Trial for Shooting Spree
32. Microsoft and Google Say They’ll Play Nice With Each Other
33. Watch the New Movie Trailer About How McDonald’s Got Its Start
34. Boston Beer Sinks as Competition Takes a Bite Out of Samuel Adams
35. Here Are the Fortune 500’s Highest Paid Tech Execs
36. China Is Getting Its First Big American Pickup Truck
37. Germany Is Asking Carmakers to Recall 630,000 Vehicles Over Emissions
38. The Future of Food Is Lab-Grown
39. What Airbnb Can Teach the Fortune 500 About Cuba
40. How to Work for a Nonprofit and Still Pay Off Your Student Loans
41. Your Apple Messages Are Powered By Renewable Energy
42. This Key Advisor Who Helped Lead GM Out of Bankruptcy Is Retiring
43. U.K. Warns LGBT Travelers About North Carolina and Mississippi Laws
44. Volkswagen Confirms Its Biggest Annual Loss Ever After $18 Billion Hit Over Diesels
45. Dell’s SecureWorks Raises $112 Million in Year’s First Tech IPO
46. Former Australian PM Julia Gillard: Women Need to Call Out Sexism
47. Alphabet’s Stock Slips After Mixed Earnings But Analysts Aren’t Worried
48. The NBA’s All-Star Game May Move From North Carolina
49. Power Sheet – April 22, 2016
50. EMC-Dell Deal May Face Yet Another Hurdle
51. How Airbnb Pulled Off a Coup in Cuba
52. Can Sean Parker Hack Cancer?
53. This Company Wants to Cure Pancreatic Cancer Using AI
54. Caterpillar Just Slashed Its Outlook for 2016
55. Aéropostale Has Been Delisted by the New York Stock Exchange
56. Term Sheet — Friday, April 22
57. Is Amazon Prime Too White?
58. Startup Culture Breeds Empowerment, Not Misery
59. For McDonald’s Breakfast Is the Most Important Meal of the Day
60. Data Sheet—Friday, April 22, 2016
61. ‘Candy Crush’ Outranks ‘Call of Duty’ As Mobile Gaming Beats PCs
62. Cuba Just Opened the Door for Carnival Cruise Ships to Sail to Havana
63. Microsoft’s Prospects Look Sunny, But Rain Clouds Linger
64. Here’s a List of All the Sears and Kmart Stores That Are Closing
65. Obama Could Be the First Sitting President to Visit Hiroshima
66. Why Shares of General Electric Are Falling This Morning
67. More Than a Million People Are Accessing Facebook in Secret
68. Not Even Getting Shot Could Stop This Fierce Female Entrepreneur
69. The Broadsheet: April 22nd
70. This Lawyer Hatched a Scam to Buy ‘Maxim’ Magazine—and Landed in Jail
71. CEO Daily: Friday, April 22
72. This In-Flight Entertainment Company Is Scamming Lady Gaga, Judge Says
73. The Mitsubishi Mileage Scandal Is Even Worse Than People Thought
74. The SEC Just Extended This Program to Stop Another ‘Flash Crash’
75. AstraZeneca Is Launching a Massive Gene Hunt With This Genome Pioneer
76. VW Owners in Europe Are Not Happy With the Company’s Deal to Compensate U.S. Drivers
77. Earth Day 2016 Freebies and Deals
78. Spending in the 2016 Presidential Election Has Already Hit $1 Billion
79. How Corporate America Can Support the Paris Climate Deal
80. The DOJ Wants to Know if Daimler Faked Emissions Data in the U.S.
81. Sony Will Delay Its Earnings Forecasts to Assess Earthquake Damage
82. Apple Should Pay Much More Tax, Says Co-Founder Wozniak
83. One Version of Boeing’s Best-Selling Plane Could Get a Makeover
84. Two Apple Services Were Suspended In China
85. Valeant Reportedly Wants This Guy as its New CEO
86. Visa Cut Its 2016 Revenue Forecast, but Profits Beat Expectations
87. Obama Urges ‘Blood Brother’ Britain Not to Leave the EU
88. Schlumberger’s Profit Flop Wasn’t as Bad as People Expected
89. Why America’s ‘Special’ Relationship With Saudi Arabia Is On the Rocks
90. The World’s Most Powerful Women: April 22
91. What the Paris Climate Deal Means For the U.S. Utilities Industry

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