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1. 900 State Department Officials Are Reportedly Protesting Against Trump’s Travel Ban
2. European Council Chief Calls Trump and His Administration a ‘Worrying’ Threat
3. 3 Reasons You Should Be an Entrepreneur Right Now
4. Trump Picks Religious Liberty Defender Gorsuch for Supreme Court
5. Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg Speaks Out Against President Trump’s Immigration Ban
6. This Technology Could Replace the Keyboard and Mouse
7. Businesses Ordered More Robots Last Year Than Ever Before
8. Here’s What Media Companies Are Saying About Trump’s Immigration Ban
9. Apple CEO Dropping Hints About a Big Media Acquisition
10. Sheryl Sandberg on President Trump’s Refugee Ban: ‘This Is Not How it Should Be in America’
11. Facebook to Develop App for Television Set-Top Boxes
12. Republican House Bill Aims to Sell Off 3.3 Million Acres of Federal Land
13. 3 Tips for Dealing With a Company Setback
14. Boycotting All the Companies Tied to President Trump Is Harder Than You Think
15. Indian IT Sector Warns Against U.S. Visa Bill
16. Ikea Will Sell Rugs and Textiles Made by Syrian Refugees
17. H&M Is Slamming the Brakes On New Store Openings
18. The ACLU Is Joining Startup Accelerator Y Combinator
19. Colleges Could Lose $700 Million a Year Because of President Trump’s Immigration Ban
20. Repealing Obamacare Would Cost More Than 1.1 Million American Jobs
21. Etsy Just Reported the First Results of Its Gender-Neutral Parental Leave
22. Apple’s Holiday Quarter Surprises Wall Street
23. AMD Is Also Benefiting From a More Stable PC Market
24. Electronic Arts Sales Rise On Strength In First-Person Shooter Games
25. 23 Huge Companies That Have Responded to President Trump’s Immigration Ban
26. Big Pharma CEOs Met With Trump But They Won’t Give In to His Demands
27. Why the NFL Rejected GNC’s Super Bowl Commercial
28. Senate Confirms Elaine Chao to Run Transportation Department
29. Under Armour Is Now One of the Worst Performing Stocks in the S&P 500
30. Trump to Order Departments to Beef Up Cyber Security
31. Apple’s Earnings Are No Longer as Influential as They Used to Be
32. How Google Is Bolstering Its G Suite for Big Business
33. Google Marches Again
34. Trump’s Muslim Ban Is Not at All About Terrorism
35. Apple’s Touch Bar-Enabled MacBook Pro Is Barred from Bar Exams
36. 5 Business Cases Trump’s New Supreme Court Justice Will Decide
37. Lego Has Built an Instagram-Style Social Network for Kids
38. Women’s Representation in the Workforce May Never Equal Men’s
39. Tech Startup Darling Slack Says It’s Ready for the Biggest of Big Customers
40. Rep. Dave Brat: Women Who Oppose Repealing Obamacare Are ‘In His Grill’
41. Coach Finds Success in Selling More Expensive Handbags
42. Warren Buffett’s Net Worth Has Risen $6.4 Billion Since ‘Trump Rally’
43. How Trump’s New FCC Chair Is Already Slashing Regulations
44. Why People Are Calling Trump’s Latest Move the ‘Monday Night Massacre’
45. Millennials Could End Up the Biggest Losers of Trump’s Fiscal Policies
46. Building a Human Being, Cell By Cell
47. Building a Human Being, Cell By Cell
48. Guinness Is Bringing Brewing Back To U.S. After 63-Year Drought
49. Insider Trading on the Dark Web on the Rise
50. Boy Scouts of America Announces It Will Accept Transgender Members
51. Samsung Smartphone Sales Plummeted Worldwide Due to Galaxy Note 7
52. How Having Friends at Work Can Dramatically Change Your Career
53. Alphabet’s Eric Schmidt Says Trump Administration Will Do ‘Evil Things’
54. Trump’s Border Tax: Here’s Number the Pundits Are Missing
55. Uber Plans to Add Self-Driving Mercedes-Benz Cars to Its Fleet
56. Caterpillar Is Moving Its Global Headquarters to This City
57. Senate Democrats Just Walked Out of Mnuchin and Price Confirmation Votes
58. Oprah Will Join ’60 Minutes’ As a Special Contributor This Fall
59. Donald Trump’s Credit for New Jobs at Sprint Questioned Again
60. You’re Too Busy? No, You’re Not. Here’s Why.
61. The Harder You Work, the Luckier You Will Be
62. President Trump Meets With Pharmaceutical Chiefs at the White House
63. Trumponomics Daily—Tuesday, January 31
64. Titanic Director James Cameron Reveals Why Jack Had to Die
65. Parsing Trump’s Border Tax Plans
66. Kellyanne Conway Ramps up Trump’s War on the Media
67. This Senator Is Donald Trump’s Top Republican Nemesis in Congress
68. Investor Interest Cools on AgTech Startup Investments
69. Term Sheet — Tuesday, January 31
70. What Other Companies Can Learn From Starbucks’ New Voice-Ordering Apps
71. Why Investors Should Cheer for Atlanta in the Super Bowl
72. Here’s Why Shares of Under Armour Are Plummeting Today
73. Theresa May Can’t Count On Donald Trump to Save Britain
74. Data Sheet—Tuesday, January 31, 2017
75. President Trump Will Retain Obama’s LGBT Workplace Protections
76. Sprint Adds More Subscribers Than Expected
77. The Trump Administration Is Expected to Allow 872 Refugees Entry This Week
78. Fox’s Murdoch Brothers Weigh In on President Trump’s Travel Ban
79. Donald Trump’s Top Trade Adviser Just Slammed Germany
80. Google’s Co-Founder Criticizes President Trump’s Refugee Ban in Passionate Speech
81. The Broadsheet: January 31st
82. President Trump Will Meet Pharma Execs at the White House on Tuesday
83. Softbank Is Reportedly Considering a $1 Billion Investment in WeWork
84. What CEOs Fear Most Right Now
85. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 31st January
86. How Toyota, Target and Best Buy Are Fighting the Republican Border Tax Push
87. Trump Doesn’t Really Care If Mexico Pays for the Wall
88. Snoopy and Charlie Brown Are Reportedly on the Auction Block
89. Silicon Valley Bosses Are Huddling Tuesday to Devise a Response to the Immigration Ban
90. Tesla Just Unveiled The World’s Largest Battery Storage Plant in California
91. The World’s Most Powerful Women: January 31
92. Hit By Trump Worries, Japan’s Nikkei Posts Its Biggest Daily Decline Since November
93. Your Company Is Clueless About What Millennials Really Want
94. India Says It Will Roll Out Free Wi-Fi In 1,000 Rural Villages
95. Walmart Drops Rival to Amazon Prime, Offers Free Two-Day Shipping On Some Orders
96. How I Stopped Acting Like a Corporate Robot

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