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1. Facebook Wants You to Livestream Your Virtual Reality Gaming
2. What the SEC Bitcoin ETF Decision Means for the Future of Cryptocurrency
3. Anthem Insurance Backs Part of House GOP Health Care Plan
4. Gigantic Aircraft Backed By Tech Billionaire Paul Allen May Fly Soon
5. Sex Toy Maker Pays $3.75 Million to Settle ‘Smart’ Vibrator Lawsuit
6. Sparkling Ice CEO Kevin Klock Abruptly Departs
7. Professor Kelly’s Viral BBC Interview Is Every Working Parent’s Nightmare—And Dream
8. Bitcoin Price Plunges as SEC Rejects Proposal to Create an ETF
9. President Trump May Have Just Violated A 30-Year-Old Rule
10. Google’s Waymo Wants a Judge to Block Uber From Using Self-Driving Car Tech
11. Netflix Is Winning the Streaming Race—But for How Long?
12. Viber Will Debut a Private Chat Function That Leaves No Trace of User Conversations
13. Truly Driverless Cars Will Soon Be on the Road in California
14. What You Can Expect From FinTech in 2017
15. Pennsylvania Just Sued IBM Over an Allegedly Botched $100 Million Project
16. Jurors Weigh Charges Against a Pastor and Software Engineer in Bitcoin Trial
17. Starbucks Says Hiring Refugees Hasn’t Hurt Its Brand One Bit
18. Inside Fortune’s Global Women’s Mentoring Program with the State Department
19. Thousands Want Wall Street’s Fearless Girl Statue to Become Permanent
20. What the WikiLeaks CIA Dump Says About the Weakness of Washington’s Data Security
21. This Chinese-Backed Startup Will Start Selling Self-Driving Electric Cars By 2020
22. Bill Gates Says ‘This Book Left Me in Tears’
23. Gloria Steinem: There Is No Such Thing As ‘White Feminism’
24. J.P. Morgan Employees Will Soon Be Able to Give Co-Workers Constant Performance Reviews
25. Best Companies to Work For: Recruiters’ Top Tips
26. Deal to Buy Hollywood’s Dick Clark Productions Falls Through
27. Apple’s Cook and Google’s Pichai Have Private Dinner in Silicon Valley
28. A Look Back at Nintendo Switch’s First Week
29. Women Combat Veterans Share Their Stories
30. The Return of Harry & Louise
31. This $314 Tie is Made With Spider’s Silk
32. It Might Soon Be Legal for Employers to Force You Into a Genetic Test
33. Brainstorm Health Daily: March 10, 2017
34. Girl Scouts Teamed Up With a Marijuana Dispensary (for Charity)
35. Why Donald Trump Shouldn’t Be Tweet Cheering February’s Good Jobs Report
36. How Luxury Watchmakers Can Compete With Apple
37. Women Make up Just 27% of the Trump Administration
38. The White House Is Celebrating Jobs Numbers President Trump Used to Call ‘Phony’
39. Facebook Kicks Up Live Video Business With Major League Soccer Deal
40. Spanish Oil Repsol Company Makes Biggest U.S. Onshore Find in 30 Years
41. Spring Forward: Change Your Clocks for Daylight Saving Time
42. Want to Achieve the ‘American Dream’? You Might Have Better Luck in Canada
43. Trumponomics Daily—Friday, March 10
44. Volkswagen Pleads Guilty to 3 Felony Counts in Diesel Emissions Scandal
45. Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and Mark Zuckerberg Celebrate Friend’s Birthday at ‘Babes and Balls’ Party
46. Apple Reportedly Fighting Bills That Would Simplify iPhone Repair
47. Term Sheet — Friday, March 10
48. Here’s The Google Cloud News You Can Use
49. Capital One Deliberately Made Its Chatbot Gender-Neutral
50. Amazon’s Alexa Puts a Stop to CIA Rumor (Updated)
51. Don’t Like Snap’s Voting Rights Policy? There’s a Simple Solution
52. Amazon’s Current Bestseller ‘Reasons to Vote for Democrats’ Is Just Blank Pages
53. Toshiba’s Westinghouse Must Make Bankruptcy Decision Quickly
54. Trump Administration Says President Didn’t Know Security Advisor Was a ‘Foreign Agent’
55. Data Sheet—Friday, March 10, 2017
56. February Job Growth Was a Lot Stronger Than Expected
57. Secrets of the World’s Best Workplaces
58. Manhattan Apartment Rent Is Falling Across the Board
59. Mexico Says a New Trade Deal With The U.S. Could Be Ready By Late 2017
60. The Broadsheet: March 10th
61. Snap Is Clown Car 2.0
62. Massachusetts AG Maura Healey Says She Will Sue Trump Over His New Travel Ban
63. Don’t Buy China’s Peace Plan For North Korea
64. Chipotle Is Closing Its ShopHouse Asian Food Chain
65. Amazon Is Adding Spanish to Its U.S. Website
66. Broad Strokes: A Day Without Women and Pop Culture Feminism
67. CEO Daily: Friday, 10th March
68. Warren Buffett Loves Airline Stocks. Should You?
69. How Delta Landed on the 100 Best Companies to Work For List
70. Donald Trump’s 38 China Trademarks Are Good News for Foreign Businesses
71. Venezuela May Not Owe Exxon $1.4 Billion For Unlawful Nationalizations After All
72. What to Expect From the February Jobs Report Friday
73. Someone Donated $1 Million to Fund New York Times Subscriptions for Students
74. Tesla’s Elon Musk Just Offered to Help Tackle a Blackout Crisis in Another Country
75. Americans Are Now Drinking More Bottled Water Than Soda
76. UBS Has Cut Down on Bonuses, Including for Its CEO
77. Two People Have Died in Protests After the South Korean President’s Removal From Office
78. The World’s Most Powerful Women: March 10
79. Trump Has Awakened America’s ‘Animal Spirits’, Says J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon
80. Justin Trudeau Says Trump Border Tax Will Hurt U.S. and Canadian Economies
81. Uber Drivers Found Guilty of Unlawful Commercial Car Hire in Hong Kong
82. Unemployed Belarusians No Longer Have to Pay a ‘Social Parasite’ Tax
83. Best Companies to Work For: CEOs’ Best Advice on Making the List

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