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1. These Are the Most Popular July 4th Movies
2. Hyperloop One’s Co-Founder Is Out
3. That Digital Music Service You Love Is a Terrible Business
4. Amazon To Exclusively Stream PBS Kids Shows Like Wild Kratts
5. Will Ex-Zenefits Employees Sue The Company?
6. Martin Shkreli’s Former Company, Back in Business, Vows No Crazy Drug Prices
7. Here’s One Way Google Is Trying To Bring Virtual Reality To The Web
8. Apple Fires back At Spotify In App Approval Spat
9. DVD Player Found In Tesla Car In May Crash
10. How to Fire Your Dad
11. Google’s Free Wi-Fi Stations Can Track Pollution and Film People
12. Here’s How Much Apple’s Watch Business Is Worth
13. How the Gruccis Have Kept Their Fireworks Business in the Family for 166 Years
14. Alphabet Gets More Serious About Making ‘Other Bets’ Work
15. These 5 States Are Issuing Beach Bacteria Advisories Before 4th of July Weekend
16. Here’s What International Banks in the U.K. are Doing About Brexit
17. Donald Trump Reportedly Bought a Tim Tebow-Signed Helmet With Charity Money
18. Forget the Kimoji and Buy Some Hillarymoji for Your iPhone
19. These 10 Cities Have the Country’s Highest Startup Growth
20. Asian Women Are Out-Earning Other Female Workers
21. Americans’ Coffee Guzzling Is Pushing Bean Prices Higher
22. Alexa Wants You to Buy More Stuff on Amazon
23. Stanley Fischer: Fed Has No Plans for Negative Interest Rates
24. This Basketball Star’s Wife Is Starting A Food Delivery Service
25. Here’s How to Get the Latest HP PC for No Money Down
26. Congress Votes Next Week on a Bill to Keep Terrorists From Getting Guns
27. Cord Cutting Won’t Kill Disney, Fox, or Time Warner
28. The First ‘Legal’ TV Commercial Aired 75 Years Ago Today
29. More Traders Are About to Lose Their Jobs at Goldman Sachs
30. BMW, Intel, and Mobileye Plan to Do More Than Build Self-Driving Cars
31. The Mega Millions Jackpot Is Now Worth $415 Million
32. Non-Stop Violence Pushes Israelis and Palestinians Toward Point of No Return
33. Facebook Is Shutting Down Its Paper News Reading App
34. Here’s Why Apple Should Buy Tidal
35. Hillary Clinton Is Spending $500,000 Per Day on TV Ads While Trump Spends Nothing
36. Power Sheet – July 1, 2016
37. How to Tell Your Boss You’re 100% NOT Working on Your Vacation
38. Here’s Why Bond Yields Are Going Lower
39. Honeywell Has Beaten Toyota Industries to Buy Logistics Company Intelligrated
40. This Travel Startup Will Launder Your Clothes and Pack Your Bag
41. Why Online Lender Avant Is Cutting Down Its Workforce Again
42. Loretta Lynch Will Accept the FBI’s Recommendation in the Clinton Email Probe
43. Term Sheet — Friday, July 1
44. Whether It Sells or Raises More Money, Lyft Is in a Great Position
45. In a World Full of ‘Experts,’ Here’s Where the Real Wisdom Comes From
46. Data Sheet—Friday, July 1, 2016
47. Tesla Shares Aren’t Slipping as Bad as Expected After Autopilot Fatality
48. Pity the Poor Hardware Provider in the Age of Cloud
49. Eric Schmidt Says Brexit Is ‘Unlikely’ to Hurt Google’s British Operations
50. Faraday Future Has Entered the World of Auto Racing
51. The Future of Work Is Eye-Opening
52. The Pending EU-U.S. Data Pact Is Great News, Unless You’re British
53. Ex-Secret Service Agent Is Suspected in More Bitcoin Thefts
54. Why I Don’t Feel Too Guilty About Outsourcing
55. Why ‘Finding Dory’ Is Going to Sink ‘Tarzan’ and ‘BFG’
56. The Broadsheet: July 1st
57. raceAhead: July 1, 2016
58. Meet the Opening Act Who Pumps Up Donald Trump’s Campaign Rallies
59. CEO Daily: Friday, July 1
60. One of Chipotle’s Highest-Paid Executives Was Indicted As Part of a Cocaine Bust
61. Almost Half of Williams Directors Quit a Day After Energy Transfer Merger Fails
62. Banking Startups Say They Still Plan to Invest in Britain Despite Brexit
63. Here’s Who Donald Trump Is Vetting for Vice President
64. The EU Won’t Discuss Trade With the U.K. Until Brexit Happens
65. Brazil Judge Freezes Facebook Funds in Cocaine Smuggling Case
66. Here’s Why Starbucks Baristas Are Slamming the Chain Over Work Hours
67. Alibaba Has a New Online System to Remove Fake Goods From Its Site
68. The World’s Most Powerful Women: July 1
69. What Politicians Are Getting Wrong About the Brexit Vote

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