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1. Judge Denies Uber Motion to Compel Arbitration in Surge-Pricing Lawsuit
2. Credit Suisse Is Building a New U.S. Bank Just for Billionaires
3. 5 Takeaways From Cisco’s Big Cybersecurity Report
4. Florida Cops Mistake Krispy Kreme Doughnut Glaze for Meth
5. Whole Foods’ ‘World’s Healthiest’ Claim Just Got Shot Down
6. Here’s What It’s Like to Ride a Motorized Suitcase
7. The Navy Will Name a Ship After This Gay Rights Icon
8. More People Watched Donald Trump’s RNC Speech Than Hillary Clinton’s
9. Men Told Hillary Clinton to ‘Smile’ During Her DNC Speech
10. These Private Equity Firms Could Be Looking to Buy Hewlett Packard Enterprise
11. Everything You Need to Know About Upgrading to Windows 10
12. Why U.S. Regulators Will Continue to Keep Tabs on Fiat Chrysler
13. First-Time Tech Founder On Starting a Company: ‘You Will Feel Incompetent’
14. Daimler Is Spending $1 Billion on This New Mercedes Plant
15. What Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres, and Other Powerful Women Are Saying About Hillary’s Nomination
16. Oracle’s Latest Purchase Opens the Door for More Pricey Tech Deals
17. Barilla Sued For Allegedly Under-Filling Pasta Boxes
18. Apple CEO Tim Cook to Hold a Fundraiser for Hillary Clinton
19. Facebook May Owe $5 Billion in Federal Taxes
20. Hillary Clinton Trounces Trump With Democratic Convention Stagecraft
21. Here’s Why Pokémon Go’s Rise to the Top Is Even Crazier Than You Think
22. MasterCard Doesn’t Think Visa and PayPal Are In An ‘Exclusive’ Relationship
23. How an App Glitch Left Pets Without Food
24. This Is the Latest Broadband Provider to Relax Data Caps
25. Google and Amazon’s Profits Surged in the Second Quarter
26. Tesla Is Mulling Over a Pair of Theories to Explain Autopilot Crash
27. Vice President Joe Biden Is Going To Guest Star on ‘Law & Order’
28. Sony Is Holding Steady on its Profit Outlook
29. NextEra Energy Just Agreed to Buy Energy Future
30. This Photo Editing Startup Is Profitable and Making Millions in Revenue
31. British Consumer Morale Just Had Its Biggest Drop in 26 Years
32. Why Big U.S. Brokerages Only Want Multi-Millionaires Now
33. MillerCoors Makes Its Second Craft Beer Deal This Month
34. Talend CEO Mike Tuchen Talks Growth and Discipline After Trading Debut
35. Michigan Charges Several State Employees in Flint Water Scandal
36. Why This Analyst Thinks Sprint Is Still Doomed
37. Apple’s Negotiating Tactics Could Be Holding Up Its TV Service
38. How the Tesla Autopilot Crash Has Affected Public Opinion on Self-Driving Cars
39. Volkswagen and California Are Working on a Fix That Could Limit Buybacks
40. Formula E Unveils New All-Electric Racer
41. Here’s Why Investments in Online Lenders Dropped 44% This Year
42. This Call Center Software Maker Might Be Looking for a Buyer
43. Apple Wants the Supreme Court to Rule Against Samsung in Patent Battle
44. These Telecom Groups Asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to Reverse Its Net Neutrality Ruling
45. How GoDaddy Is Helping Entrepreneurs Generate Business Ideas
46. How to Make the Most of a 9-to-5 Job When You’re an Entrepreneur at Heart
47. Power Sheet: How Undecided Voters Will Choose This Fall
48. raceAhead: A Muslim Soldier, Matt Damon and Brexit Ugliness
49. Don’t Expect Auto Sales to Beat Last Year’s Record
50. This Is Why Oil Firms Suffered Another Awful Earnings Season
51. Here’s Why Global Investors Are Fleeing Equity Markets
52. This 1970s Monster Is Haunting the Economy Again
53. An Apple a Day: How the iPhone Managed to Disappoint and Excite in 1 Week
54. Sumner Redstone Just Lost a Big Fight in His Battle With Viacom’s CEO
55. Chevron Just Had Its Largest Quarterly Loss in 15 Years
56. Here’s Where to Get the Best Deals on National Chicken Wing Day
57. This Is Why Lines Have Gotten Longer At Starbucks
58. Exxon Mobil Just Surprised Wall Street With This Big Miss
59. Debunking the Gentrification Myth
60. These Are the 10 Most Attractive Employers of 2016
61. Watch What the Late Night Comics Made of Hillary Clinton’s Speech
62. How Hillary Clinton Made Her Case to America
63. Alphabet’s Bad, Bold Moonshot Factory Must Grow a Bit Wiser
64. The Less Noticed Battles That May Decide the Presidential Election
65. AB InBev’s CEO Says His Offer for SABMiller Is Good Enough
66. Data Sheet—Friday, July 29, 2016
67. 3 Ways to Fix the EU From a Nobel-Prize Winner
68. Your Business Didn’t Fail – You Did
69. The Second Quarter GDP Report Had a Huge Surprise
70. Hillary Clinton’s Acceptance Speech Really Ticked Off Donald Trump
71. Here’s What Google Did to Stay on Italy’s Good Side
72. Term Sheet — Friday, July 29
73. The Broadsheet: July 29th
74. Edward Snowden Is Not Down With WikiLeaks’ Methods
75. Mercedes Yanks Ad Touting Self-Driving Car
76. CEO Daily: Friday, 29th July
77. Here’s What Moody’s Says Hillary Clinton’s Policies Would Do To the Economy
78. Google’s Antitrust Defeat Is Helping Its Biggest Russian Rival
79. World Health Organization Chief Says Zika Risk Is Low at Rio Olympics
80. Security Experts Say Russia Probably Hacked the Democrats
81. Tinder Is Changing How Restaurants Work
82. Expedia Revenues Battered by Hotel Discounts and Terrorist Attacks
83. Here’s Where Hillary Clinton Fudged Facts in Her Acceptance Speech
84. Alibaba and Insurer AXA Join to Calm Global Customers Worried About Fakes
85. Bank of Japan Expands Stimulus, Disappointing Investors
86. After Riots This Week, Brazil Reviews Security for the Olympic Torch Relay
87. The World’s Most Powerful Women: July 29
88. Despite Dieselgate, VW Bests Toyota as Top-Selling Carmaker
89. GrubHub’s Revenue Soars as Online Orders Reach a Record High
90. In Surprise Move, London Says It Will Review $24 Billion Nuclear Energy Plan
91. Hillary Clinton Accepts Nomination, Sounds Populist Notes on Economy

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