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1. Wells Fargo Has Fired and Cut Bonuses for 4 Executives Over Its Sales Scandal
2. GM, Toyota, VW and Other Automakers Urge Trump’s EPA Chief to Relax Emission Rules
3. The 2 Harsh Realities That No Startup Founder Is Ever Prepared For
4. Trump Denounces Anti-Semitism As ‘Horrible’ and ‘Painful’
5. SodaStream Issues Recall of Potentially Exploding Bottles
6. Confident Snap Brushes Off Concerns On Second Day of IPO Roadshow
7. President Trump’s Travel Ban Will Likely Have ‘Little Effect’ on U.S. Economy At First
8. One Easy Way to Make an Enemy at Work
9. UPS Has a New Trick to Make Drone Deliveries a Reality
10. 3 Places Where You Can Play Nintendo Switch Before Launch
11. Why Donald Trump Is the One Leader Who Can Stop North Korea
12. Activist Investor Starboard Has Taken a Stake in Tribune Media
13. American CEOs Show Support for the GOP’s Proposed Tax Code Changes
14. How Office Politics Tear Your Company Apart
15. Here’s Why Verizon Decided to Stick With Yahoo Despite Everything
16. Facebook and MLB in Talks to Live Stream Baseball Games This Season
17. Same Sex Marriage Legalization May Have Cut Teen Suicide Attempts
18. Bristol-Myers Squibb Shares Just Spiked on Reports of a Carl Icahn Stake
19. Popeyes’ New Owner Could Mean Fewer Antibiotics in Fried Chicken
20. Why the Flynn-Russia Controversy Isn’t Over Yet
21. More Gloom In the Forecast for Solar Energy Stocks
22. Apple Says EU Breached its Rights in Tax Case
23. Milo Yiannopoulos Resigns From Breitbart Following Pedophilia Comments
24. Why Tiffany Just Added a Retail Rockstar to Its Board
25. How to Finance Your Startup Without Selling Your Soul
26. Google Plans To Discontinue Yet Another Product
27. Here’s Why Microsoft Might Not Update HoloLens for 2 Years
28. Gilead Just Paid $125 Million to Nab a Big Market Advantage
29. Review: These Wireless Earbuds Gave Me Supersonic Hearing
30. How The Decline of Manufacturing Is Undermining American Marriages
31. Naked Juice Will Change Labels After Accusation That They’re Misleading
32. Advertising Boycott of Breitbart News Appears to Be Growing
33. How Amazon Alexa Could Have Control Over Data Centers
34. This $25,000 Physical Is the Perfect Activity for Wealthy Hypochondriacs
35. Apple Could Have Plans for a Big iPad Event in March
36. Why Oil Prices Might Soon Head Back to Earth
37. Here’s How To Get America’s Trade Policies Back On Track
38. Uber Has a Long Way to Go to Win the World’s Trust. Firing Sexist Employees Is a Start
39. What You Should Know About H.R. McMaster, Donald Trump’s New Security Adviser
40. The Big Reason Why Home Depot’s Sales Continue to Build
41. The Best Ways to Invest in Bonds Now
42. Working Flexible Hours Can Hurt Your Career—But Only If You’re a Woman
43. How Our “Stuff” Has Redefined Our World
44. Every Voice Is A Vote
45. Brainstorm Health Daily: February 21, 2017
46. More Immigrants Targeted for Deportation Under President Trump’s New Guidelines
47. Women’s Representation at Uber Is Bad—Even By Tech Industry Standards
48. Mobileye Just Clinched Another Deal With a Major Carmaker
49. Tech Groups Warn of Social Media Collection at the Border
50. UPS Is Already Testing Drone Deliveries in Florida
51. What Georgetown University Is Teaching These Professionals About Diversity
52. #DeleteUber Is Trending Again After Sexual Harassment Claims
53. Milo Yiannopoulos Loses Book Deal and CPAC Speech Over Pedophilia Comments
54. Trump Taps a Military Maverick
55. Kellogg’s Unveils Pop-Tart Pizza, Tacos and Fries For New York Cafe
56. Trumponomics Daily—Tuesday, February 21
57. Amazon’s Convenience Store Without Checkout Lines Will Sell Beer and Wine
58. Sorry, Coal. Solar Is Where the Jobs Are
59. Samsung’s Leadership Crisis May Be Worse Than You Think
60. Term Sheet — Tuesday, February 21
61. Burger King Owner Pays $1.8 Billion for Popeyes
62. Macy’s Is Bracing for Another Bad Year
63. Data Sheet—Tuesday, February 21, 2017
64. Yahoo Faces Main Legal Fallout From Hacks Under Verizon Deal
65. At Last: MuleSoft Files IPO Documents
66. Investors Bet on Israeli Tech Stock Windfall Under Trump
67. Intel Fighting to Keep Up With Qualcomm in Mobile Chip Race
68. Toys “R” Us Cuts Over 10% of Corporate Staff
69. Toshiba’s Huge Nuclear Writedown Isn’t Its Only Problem
70. Samsung’s Reputation Has Gone Up in Flames
71. When Two Models of Capitalism Collide
72. Google and Bing Are About to Make it Harder to Find Illegal Content Online
73. Chinese Firms Really Want to Use the Trademark ‘Ivanka’
74. The Donald Trump Stock Rally: Who’s Winning and Losing
75. Walmart’s 29% Online Holiday Season Growth Sends Shares Jumping
76. Qualcomm Is Trying To Speed Up Current Mobile Networks Ahead of 5G
77. The Broadsheet: February 21st
78. Burger King’s Owner Could Announce It’s Buying Popeyes This Week
79. What We Know About Apple’s Secret Data Center: Project Isabel
80. Can America’s Department Stores Survive?
81. These 3 Charts Show Why Department Stores Are in Danger
82. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 21st February
83. Kraft Heinz and Unilever: Why Mega-Deals Keep Failing
84. Alibaba’s Ant Financial Will Invest $200 Million in This Korean Payment Firm
85. What’s on Deck for President Trump’s Second Month
86. China’s Cash-Rich Investors May Be Losing Their Cachet
87. HSBC Reports a Pre-Tax Profit Slump of 62% and Announces a $1 Billion Share Buyback
88. VW Exec Accused of Telling ‘Blatant Lies’ Over Dieselgate
89. The World’s Most Powerful Women: February 21
90. This Richard Branson-Backed Firm Wants to Help You Send Money Overseas Using Facebook
91. Russia Is Compiling a Psychological Dossier on Trump to Prepare Putin for Their Meeting
92. China’s Richest Man’s $1 Billion Buy of Dick Clark Productions May Have Fallen Apart
93. Job and Wage Prospects for Nurses in the U.S. Are Looking Up
94. This Is the World’s New Top Producer of Crude Oil

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