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1. The ‘Amazon of Cars’ Has Filed For An IPO
2. These Companies Are Hiring Brad’s Wife After Cracker Barrel Fired Her
3. I Found the World’s Coolest Nightlight For My Son
4. Man Sues Dunkin’ Donuts for Putting Fake Butter on His Bagel
5. Facebook Live Footage Given to Swedish Prosecutors for Gang Rape Case
6. Sally Yates Will Speak at Harvard Law School’s Class Day
7. Russia Blocks Access to Websites Promoting New Moscow Protest
8. ‘Fast & Furious’: The Multi-Billion Dollar Franchise That Won’t Slow Down
9. 4 Ways Amazon Could Make the Echo More Useful
10. President Trump Declares April Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
11. How Sears Ruined Its CEO Eddie Lampert’s Hedge Fund
12. 9 Health Gadgets for Better Sleep and Productivity
13. Eventbrite Acquires Nvite
14. VC Fred Wilson Thinks Coinbase Is the Goldman Sachs of Bitcoin
15. Defense Secretary James Mattis: North Korea Is ‘Reckless’ and Must Be Stopped
16. Data Crunching Startup Cloudera Just Filed to Go Public
17. 5 Ways to Dress Your Best for Any Job Interview
18. What The Tech World Can Teach Nonprofits About Business
19. Here’s How Much all the Final Four Coaches Get Paid
20. Trump’s Tech Agenda Is Winning
21. President Trump Must Pay $25 Million to Settle Trump University Lawsuits
22. Snapchat Just Added a Major Feature
23. Paul Ryan May Not Want to Immediately Blow Up Obamacare After All
24. President Trump Shouldn’t Trust Paul Ryan With U.S. Tax Reform
25. Facebook’s Increasing Control Over the News Media Is Concerning
26. Hillary Clinton on the Importance of Women at the Peace Table: ‘Negotiations Are Less Likely to Fail’
27. 7 Easy Ways to Avoid Unnecessary Travel Fees
28. Richard Branson’s 15 Secrets to Success
29. No Joke: Here Are 21 April Fools’ Deals and Discounts
30. Robinhood Seeks Billion-Dollar Valuation
31. 14 Celebrities Who Are the Ultimate Pranksters
32. Forget U.S. Stocks. Emerging Markets Are the Place to Be
33. Baby Boomers Are Causing A Debt Crisis. Here’s How They Can Navigate It
34. Switzerland’s National Postal Service Has High Hopes for Drones
35. How Art Helps Us Create a More Inclusive World and Workplace
36. Why Chipotle CEO’s $15.7 Million Payday Isn’t Quite As Nuts As You Might Think
37. Read Hillary Clinton’s Speech on Women’s Inclusion in Peace and Security
38. Innovation’s Afterlife
39. Nasdaq Stocks Are Quietly Setting New Highs Every Single Day
40. Steven Mnuchin Says He Didn’t Mean to Promote ‘The Lego Batman Movie’
41. Why the Danone Sale Puts Stonyfield at Risk
42. Brainstorm Health Daily: March 31, 2017
43. A Well Curated Life
44. Comcast Promises It Won’t Sell Customer Internet Browsing Data
45. No, Krispy Kreme Isn’t Changing Its Name to “Krispy Cream” In Britain
46. McDonald’s Canada Says Job Applicant Information Was Hacked
47. Apple Has Fixed a Scary 911 iPhone Hack
48. Inside Kellogg Restaurant’s Fine Dining Cereal Dinner
49. This Legendary Auto Exec Has Strong Words for Elon Musk and President Trump
50. Why Everyone’s Talking About ‘Initial Coin Offerings’
51. Amazon and the Race to Be the First $1 Trillion Company
52. Principal Financial Group Just Accused This Hedge Fund of Hiding Investments with Bernie Madoff
53. The 2017 Ford GT Is the Fastest Ford, Ever
54. Ford Pushes CEO Mark Fields’ Pay Up 19%
55. GE CEO Jeff Immelt Isn’t Worried About Robots Taking Our Jobs
56. Why Duke Fans Should Thank UNC for Making it to the Final Four
57. Comcast Has a New Idea to Cut the Price of Home Internet Service
58. Oxford University Is Finally Adding Some Women to Its Hallowed Halls
59. Australian Banks Can’t Create Their Own Mobile Payments Apps for Apple Devices
60. Beyonce Tapped to Voice Nala in the Live-Action ‘Lion King’ Remake
61. BlackBerry Makes Progress on Its Turnaround With Strong Quarter
62. “A Phased Approach” – How to Decode the EU’s Brexit Guidelines
63. Term Sheet — Friday, March 31
64. What a Top Fidelity Exec Learned from Mentoring a Polish Emigre
65. The EU Just Showed It’s Going to Drive a Hard Bargain With Britain
66. Samsung Discloses Salary Details for Embattled Leader Jay Lee
67. Even When it Tries to do Something Good, Twitter Finds a Way to Fail
68. Verizon Hires Former Ericsson CEO to Lead Fiber Network Business
69. Astronaut Peggy Whitson Just Took a Giant Leap for Womankind
70. Silver Lake, Broadcom Are Apparently Among the Bidders for Toshiba’s Chip Unit
71. Here’s Why Wall Street’s Love of WhatsApp Is Illegal
72. Data Sheet—Friday, March 31, 2017
73. The Broadsheet: March 31st
74. How Vans Skated Past a Big Retail Milestone
75. Meet the Myth Master Reinventing Marvel Comics
76. Broad Strokes for March 31, 2017: Sexist Brexit Coverage and the Latest Installment of the Uber Saga
77. Apple and Walmart Stand By Climate Change Policies Despite Trump’s Executive Order
78. Talking Tough With China
79. The 9 Best (or at Least the Buzziest) New Business Books For Your List
80. CEO Daily: Friday, 31st March
81. Here’s When Apple Could Become America’s First $1 Trillion Company
82. EU Says Security Won’t Be Brexit Negotiating Chip
83. Verizon Is Reportedly Preparing to Launch an Online TV Service
84. President Trump Predicts ‘Very Difficult’ Meeting With Chinese Leader Xi Jinping
85. Watch Live: Hillary Clinton Speaks at Georgetown University
86. Repeal of Obamacare Is Back, and Seniors Risk Being the Biggest Losers
87. Huawei’s Sales Jump But Profits Go Nowhere
88. The World’s Most Powerful Women: March 31
89. Qatar and Etihad Airways Are Loaning Free Laptops and Tablets to Some U.S.-Bound Passengers
90. Russia Develops a Taste for Alcohol-Free Beer as Government Fights Drinking
91. Trump’s Proposed Science Cuts Could Devastate Future Generations, Pharma Expert Says
92. Panera Wants You to Know What’s in Your Soda

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