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1. Lockheed CEO Says Talks With Trump Administration Are ‘Constructive’
2. This Fed Governor Just Nailed the Art of the Twitter Q&A
3. Uber to Make Sexual Harassment Investigation Results Public
4. After Unintended Breitbart Spots, Advertisers Seek More Control
5. Nike CEO Says U.S. Retail Is ‘Not in a Steady State’
6. 2 U.S. Tech Companies Wired $100 Million to a Scammer
7. Sears Acknowledges ‘Substantial’ Fears It Could Go Bankrupt
8. This Trade Deal May Not Be Entirely Dead Under President Trump
9. Twitter Banning More Users for Advocating Religious and Political Violence
10. Business Software Maker You’ve Never Heard of Is Exploring a $1 Billion Sale
11. How Zocdoc’s New Machine Learning Search Engine Makes Medicine More Human
12. Here’s What Just Wiped More Than $80 Billion Off Wall Street’s Trump Bump
13. Starbucks Is Jumping on the Avocado Toast Trend
14. Warner Bros. Films Like ‘Harry Potter’ Are Coming to China’s Netflix
15. Microsoft’s LinkedIn Makes Nice With Salesforce Through a Software Update
16. How Snapchat’s IPO Became One of Wall Street’s Biggest Flops
17. Disney Stole ‘Zootopia,’ Writer Claims in Lawsuit
18. Trumpcare Is Worse Than Simply Repealing Obamacare
19. I Had to Leave Google to Succeed As an Entrepreneur
20. The White House Just Denounced ‘Ramspecking.’ What’s That?
21. Amazon Has a New Tactic to Fight Counterfeits
22. How Millennials Will Forever Change America’s Farmlands
23. Huawei Is Trying to Crack the U.S. Phone Market Through AT&T
24. Security Experts Question Wisdom of Airline Electronics Ban
25. Family Men Like Me Can Be Entrepreneurs Too
26. Warren Buffett Just Lost a $100,000 NCAA Bet to a Factory Worker
27. Supreme Court Could Be Leaning Toward Microsoft in Xbox Case
28. These Are the 10 Richest Women in the World
29. Uber Needs Help
30. Here’s How Much More Your Fridge Would Cost if Trump’s Budget Cuts Happened 40 Years Ago
31. More Investors Than Ever Think the Stock Market Is About to Fall
32. Donald Trump Just Sent Drug Stocks Tumbling—Again
33. U.K. Expected to Impose Similar Electronic Restrictions For Some Flights
34. Why Analysts Think Apple Stock Will Go Higher From All-Time High
35. President Trump Takes Aim at NFL Quarterback Colin Kaepernick
36. Brainstorm Health Daily: March 21, 2017
37. Soaring Stocks Aren’t Boosting Retirement Savers’ Moods
38. Trump’s New Device Ban on Airplanes: What You Need to Know
39. The Blaze Reportedly Pulls Tomi Lahren’s Talk Show for a Week After Her Pro-Choice Remarks
40. Nintendo Switch Is Making Pokemon Stock Go
41. Apple Quietly Acknowledges the iPad’s Staggering Decline
42. Read Judge Neil Gorsuch’s Opening Statement for His Confirmation Hearings
43. Twitter Suspended Hundreds of Thousands of Accounts Amid ‘Violent Extremism’
44. Charging Russia’s Spies Behind the Yahoo Hack Could Deter More Cyberattacks
45. U.S. Infant Mortality Rate Falls to New Low
46. Thinx Founder Miki Agrawal Accused of Sexual Harassment
47. Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney Ousted by Trump, Already Has a New Job
48. The 10 U.S. Cities Where Self-Driving Cars Make the Most Sense
49. Trump’s Virginia Winery Is Hiring Foreign Workers Because Americans Aren’t Applying
50. Drone Defense Startups Flock to the Rescue
51. Reddit Is Making Some Major Changes to Its Profiles
52. Robots Are About to Start Delivering Food in California
53. What David Rockefeller Taught Me about Life and Leadership
54. Satellite Launch Startup Rocket Lab Raises Another $75 Million
55. Arianna Huffington: Sexual Harassment Isn’t a ‘Systemic Problem’ at Uber
56. Why Apple’s New Clips Video App Isn’t a Social Network
57. NYSE Arca Says All Systems Are Go for Normal Trading Today
58. Mika Brezinski Says ‘Everyone Should Ban’ Kellyanne Conway From TV
59. Apple Refreshes Apple Watch Bands From Nike, Hermes for Spring
60. The Complicated Chess Game Behind Masayoshi Son’s Investments
61. General Mills Is Taking a Beating in the Yogurt Aisle
62. Apple Goes Red With Special Edition iPhone 7
63. Data Sheet—Tuesday, March 21, 2017
64. Former IBM Software Exec Steve Mills Joins Bridge Growth Partners
65. Term Sheet — Tuesday, March 21
66. Apple Unveils New iPad Starting at $329
67. Adobe Overhauls Digital Marketing Services With an Eye on Non-Marketers
68. Watch Live: Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Faces Senate Confirmation Hearing
69. Disney Is Releasing ‘Beauty and the Beast’ in Malaysia With Its ‘Gay Moment’ Intact
70. Google Promises Closer Policing of Websites After YouTube Ad Flap in Britain
71. Fact Checking President Trump’s Tweets on FBI Head Comey’s Congressional Testimony
72. Charging Bull Creator Fumes That Fearless Girl Statue Is Just an ‘Advertising Trick’
73. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 21st March
74. Why Kohl’s CEO Still Thinks Having More Stores Is Better
75. The Broadsheet: March 21
76. Rex Tillerson Plans to Visit Russia Instead of Attending a NATO Meeting in April
77. Exclusive: Former Obama Adviser Jake Fingert Joins VC Firm Camber Creek
78. U.S. Bans Large Electronics on Flights From 10 Airports in Middle East and North Africa
79. Google Launches ‘Protect Your Election’ Kit Ahead of French Vote
80. Wait, Chinese Bike-Sharing Doesn’t Make Any Sense
81. Google’s Waymo Poaches Ebay Exec to Negotiate Self-Driving Car Legislation
82. Trump to Speak With Congressional GOP Tuesday as They Recraft Obamacare Replacement
83. The World’s Most Powerful Women: March 21
84. Carbon Emissions Could Be Completely Phased Out By 2060, Study Finds
85. Bill Gates Visits the White House After Trump Proposes Big Budget Cuts
86. Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Trips Could Fund Some Government Agencies For a Year
87. Alibaba Says Its Latest Acquisition Is Part of a ‘Big Entertainment Strategy’
88. China May Set New Rules to Curb ‘Irrational’ Outbound Investment This Year
89. David Cameron Is Glad He Doesn’t Have to Listen to Trump Through Wiretaps Anymore
90. Here’s What Your Local Target Store Could Look Like Pretty Soon
91. What Today’s Supreme Court Printer Case Means For Business
92. The World’s Biggest Exporter of Beef and Poultry Has Been Accused of Selling Rotten Meat
93. SoftBank Just Poured $300 Million into Shared-Office Startup WeWork

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