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1. Democrat Doug Jones Has Won a U.S. Senate Seat in Alabama in a Blow to Trump
2. Republican Aide Gets $673,000-a-Year Job Regulating Auditors
3. Bitcoin Began With Men. But Women May Be Cryptocurrency’s Future
4. ‘Speculative Mania.’ Bitcoin Is More Likely to Appeal to Criminals Than Consumers, RBA Governor Says
5. Theresa May Will Battle Conservative Rebels in a Crucial Brexit Vote
6. One of the World’s Biggest Bitcoin Markets Is Holding an Emergency Meeting on Cryptocurrency
7. Ex-Trump Aide Carter Page Tries to Scuttle AT&T-Time Warner Deal
8. Apple to Bring Coding Education to Chicago Public Schools
9. A Transformative Editor of Fortune Magazine Has Died
10. Donald Trump Signs Federal Ban on Kaspersky Lab Software
11. What Is Litecoin, and Why Is It Beating Bitcoin This Year?
12. 99-Million-Year-Old Tick Preserved in Amber Likely Feasted on Feathered Dinosaur
13. Commentary: 3 Things That Could Send Stocks Spiraling Next Year
14. Does Having Older Brothers Increase Men’s Chances of Being Gay? Here’s What the Studies Say
15. Commentary: How Hanukkah Went From ‘Minor’ Holiday to Global Phenomenon
16. Facebook Exec Joins Coinbase Board
17. Satire: Twitter Promises to Enforce Terms of Service in Second Iteration of Humanity
18. Commentary: An Airline Just for Millennials? Bad Idea.
19. Amid the #MeToo Movement, a U.S. President Who ‘Slut-Shames’ in Tweets
20. Why American Entrepreneurs Need to Study China’s Biotech Strategy
21. How to Use Instagram’s Newest Featuring: Following Hashtags
22. Sen. Elizabeth Warren Defends Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Against Trump’s ‘Slut-Shaming’ Tweet
23. Commentary: China Is Right: The World Doesn’t Need Silicon Valley
24. What You Need to Keep in Mind in Advance of the Roy Moore Election Results
25. Brainstorm Health: Chinese Biotech, FDA and Medical Devices, The ‘Man Flu’
26. Essay: A More Diverse Workforce Needs More Diverse Candidates
27. Apple iMac Pro Ready for Thursday Debut
28. ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Reviews Flood Rotten Tomatoes
29. Elon Musk Has Sold $700,000 Worth of Boring Company Hats
30. Lyft Makes First International Foray In Canada
31. raceAhead: Alabama Votes
32. Up Next For the NFL: Fans Left Out of Verizon’s New Deal To Watch Games on Phones
33. Bitcoin Rivals Ethereum and Litecoin Soar to Records
34. The Retail Apocalypse Is Fueled by No-Name Clothes
35. Hedge Funds Flock to Broker That Embraced Bitcoin Futures Early
36. Reddit, Etsy, and Kickstarter Among Popular Web Sites Launching a Protest in Support of Net Neutrality
37. 4 Insider Rules to Follow When You Order Wine at a Restaurant
38. 15 Tips for Surviving Your Office Holiday Party
39. These Are the 20 Best Tech Companies to Work For Right Now
40. The 7 Best Pieces of Career Advice From 2017
41. The SEC Chair’s Cryptocurrency Warning: 5 Things to Know
42. Bitcoin Regrets: How Much $100 Would Be Worth Today if You Invested Earlier
43. Will 2018 Be the Year of the Bank of Amazon? Experts Weigh In
44. Bitcoin Short Shortage Keeps Crypto Futures Wobbling Above Spot
45. Why You Can’t Find Your Favorite Holiday Movies on Streaming Services
46. Kirsten Gillibrand Responds to Donald Trump’s Twitter Attack: ‘You Cannot Silence Me’
47. Winklevoss Twins Say Futures Are Just the Beginning for Bitcoin
48. Soccer Bosses’ High-Flying Lives on Display at Corruption Trial
49. Bitcoin ‘Sect’ Stuns Online Broker With 50-Fold Jump
50. Why Merriam-Webster Picked ‘Feminism’ as Its 2017 Word of the Year
51. A Decade Out From the Financial Crisis, Fannie Mae Has Bounced Back in a Big Way
52. Facebook Is Making Changes to How It Sells Advertising Abroad
53. Some Bitcoin Investors Are Mortgaging Their Homes to Buy More Digital Currency
54. Tesla Just Landed Its Biggest Semi Truck Order Yet
55. SpaceX Will Launch a Reusable Rocket to the International Space Station
56. Samsung Is Using This Silicon Valley Startup’s Tech in Its Self-Driving Cars
57. Microsoft Alum Julie Larson-Green Is Joining This SurveyMonkey Rival
58. Nintendo Switch Sales Have Already Hit 10 Million Units
59. Term Sheet — Tuesday, December 12
60. Robots, Chat Rooms, and AI: 3 Ways Virtual Reality Can Save Businesses Billions
61. Why Your Retirement Plans Need a Reality Check
62. Data Sheet—Apple’s Shazam Acquisitions Could Bolster HomePod Smart Speaker
63. San Francisco’s New Acting Mayor, London Breed: What We Know
64. These Star Wars Toys Are for Fans With $10,000 to Burn
65. Sean Spicer Tells Sean Hannity His New Book Will Set the Record Straight
66. Voodoo Economics at the Treasury — CEO Daily, Tuesday 12th December
67. Why Tesla Wants a Piece of the Commercial Trucking Industry
68. Here’s Why Oil Prices Just Spiked Above $65 for First Time Since 2015
69. Roy Moore’s Friend Tells Bizarre Brothel Story to Defend Candidate Ahead of Election
70. Facebook Is ‘Ripping Apart’ Society, Former Executive Warns
71. Roy Moore Election, Mario Batali Allegations, Megyn Kelly Show: Broadsheet for Dec. 12
72. Alphabet’s DeepMind Is Using Games to Discover If Artificial Intelligence Can Break Free and Kill Us All
73. ‘Man Flu’: Doctor Says Science Explains Why Sick Men Complain So Much
74. San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee Has Died at 65
75. Alibaba Has Ambitious, Amazon-Like Offline Plans
76. Marshall Faulk Among 7 NFL Network Employees Accused in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
77. Hundreds of HP Laptop Models Have Hidden Code That Can Record Your Keystrokes
78. A Southwest Passenger Threatened to Kill Everyone on the Plane After She Was Caught Smoking
79. Interstellar Visitor To Be Scanned for Signs of Alien Technology
80. Steve Wozniak, Vint Cerf and Friends Tell the FCC: You Don’t Understand How the Internet Works
81. India’s Narendra Modi Is Courting Female Voters in His Bid to Retain Power
82. Mall Owner Westfield Is Getting a New French Owner
83. ExxonMobil Gives in to Shareholders on Climate Risk Disclosure
84. United CEO Oscar Munoz Says Airline Will Commit to Zero Tolerance Policy on Sexual Harassment

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