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1. VietJet Defends ‘Bikini’ Calendar as Risqué Marketing Ploy Prompts Backlash
2. Netflix’s Big Budget Film Bright Drew a Blockbuster Audience
3. Apple Responds to iPhone Battery Controversy: ‘We Apologize’
4. Bitcoin Slumps After South Korea Explores Banning Exchanges. So Why Is Ripple Up?
5. Could Threats to Net Neutrality Spark Interest in Local Broadband?
6. Forget Powerball and Mega Millions. This Bitcoin Lottery Has Better Odds
7. U.S. Renters Paid a Record High $485.6 Billion in 2017: Zillow
8. SoftBank Buys A Major Stake in Uber (at a Major Discount)
9. 2017 Was a Robust Year for the U.S. Housing Market, Zillow Says
10. Uber Investors Are Selling to SoftBank at a Steep Valuation Discount
11. Watch Koenigsegg Put a $1.9 Million Regera Through Brutal Crash Tests
12. More Than 730,000 People Played HQ Trivia on Christmas Day
13. Russia Is Planning to Build a Luxury Hotel on the International Space Station
14. GOP Confidence Grows on U.S. Tax Cuts as Democrats Stay Downbeat
15. The U.S. Inflation Mystery Made Economists Look Bad in 2017
16. How Robots Could Make the Gender Pay Gap Even Worse
17. Will the Stock Market Crash in 2018? Here’s What Wall Street Predicts
18. Ethereum Founder: Crypto Investors Need to Grow Up and Stop Flaunting Their Wealth Online
19. The Code for This Game-Changing Apple OS Will Be Released in 2018
20. From Bitcoin to Belize, Here Are Best and Worst Assets of 2017
21. Trump Staff Turnover Hits 34%—a First Year Presidential Record
22. This Is How Fast the U.S. Population Is Growing
23. Lottery Players Have Two Chances to Win $300 Million This Week
24. Citigroup Fined for Telling Clients to Buy When It Meant Sell
25. As Bitcoin Sinks, So Do Stocks With Ties to Cryptocurrencies
26. Trump Is the Only Elected U.S. President Not to Be Named America’s Most Admired Man In His First Year
27. 3 Strategies for Cutting a High State Tax Bill
28. Apple Is Getting Sued in France Over Slowing Older iPhones. And It’s a Serious Crime There
29. The Italian Clothing Brand Steve Jobs Has Nothing to Do With Apple’s Steve Jobs. And It’s Totally Legal
30. U.S. Airlines Are Betting Cancun’s Violence Won’t Keep Tourists Away
31. Jobless Claims Hold Steady, Signaling Solid U.S. Labor Market
32. There Have Been 15 Billion-Dollar U.S. Weather Disasters in 2017. And the Year’s Not Over Yet
33. Banks Offer Cash-Strapped Clients a Way to Game Trump’s Tax Plan
34. Lincoln Is Bringing Back Matthew McConaughey. But He Won’t Be Speaking This Time
35. Why Apple’s Board Is Requiring CEO Tim Cook to Only Fly Private
36. CES 2018: Here’s What to Expect From Tech’s Biggest Show
37. 2 Tech Entrepreneurs Found Guilty of Manipulating Shares in Startup
38. Republican Senate Candidate Roy Moore Wants a New Special Election in Alabama
39. This Is How Much Money Apple CEO Tim Cook Will Get as a Bonus for Fiscal 2017
40. Everything You Need to Know About Global Markets in 2018
41. Bitcoin Drops as South Korea Says It Could Close Exchanges
42. California Goes Marijuana Crazy on Jan. 1: What You Need to Know
43. South Korea Is Imposing New Restrictions on Cryptocurrency Trading to Limit Speculation

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