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1. Officer Put on Leave and Department of Transportation Looking Into United Airlines Incident
2. Tesla Overtakes GM as America’s Most Valuable Automaker
3. Qualcomm Blasts Apple Over Alleged Chip Manipulations
4. When Success Looks Questionable, Fake It ’Til You Make It
5. United CEO Calls Ejected Passenger “Disruptive and Belligerent”
6. You’ll Be Working With Robots Sooner Than You Think
7. How Wells Fargo’s Carrie Tolstedt Went from Fortune Most Powerful Woman to Villain
8. Uber Drivers Aren’t Worried About Self-Driving Cars — Yet
9. How Not Listening to Investors Kept My Company From Tanking
10. Comcast May Debut a Streaming Service Just for NBC Shows
11. Harland Clarke to Buy RetailMeNot for $630 Million
12. Court Ruling on Celebrity Photos Raises New Copyright Risk for Websites
13. Sales of Ivanka Trump’s Clothing Soared Last Year
14. President Trump’s Praise Leaves Toyota Stock High and Dry
15. United Airlines: 5 Times Airlines Have Treated Passengers Terribly
16. U.S. Takes Down Russian Botnet Believed to Be Used in Election Hacking After Suspect Arrested in Spain
17. ‘This Didn’t Age Well.’ PRWeek Gets Backlash for Naming United CEO Communicator of the Year
18. United Airlines Caused Outrage by Ejecting a Passenger—And Its Stock Went Up
19. Why Police Asked Ford to Make Them a Hybrid Car
20. Obamacare ‘Death Spirals’ Aren’t Going to Happen
21. Embattled LeEco and TV Maker Vizio Call Off $2 Billion Deal
22. Tech Could Soon Take Over All of the Sports You Watch
23. Activist Investor May Pressure Whole Foods to Sell Itself
24. Phone Calls on Planes? FCC Chair Says No Way
25. ‘Boycott United’: Twitter Users Outraged After Man Forcibly Removed from Flight
26. Spotify CEO Daniel Ek Mourns Executive Killed in Stockholm Attack
27. France’s Presidential Frontrunner Wants Tech Firms to Do More To Fight Extremism
28. Nintendo NES Classic Edition Is Available Again—and Expensive
29. Here’s When Toshiba Plans to File Its Twice-Delayed Earnings Results
30. The Libor Rigging Scandal Is Back for the Bank of England
31. Sam Adams and Miller Fight Over Future Of Craft Beer
32. Why ‘Precision Medicine’ Isn’t Precise Enough
33. United CEO on Flight Removal Video: ‘I Apologize for Having to Re-accommodate These Customers’
34. Brainstorm Health Daily: April 10, 2017
35. The Trump-Xi Summit Was a Showdown That Wasn’t
36. Google May Invest $875 Million For Pixel Smartphone Upgrade
37. Tony Robbins’ 7 Pieces of Advice for Creating a Recession Plan
38. Toyota to Spend $1.3 Billion Upgrading Kentucky Plant
39. Samsung Isn’t Getting Burned on S8 Sales After Note 7 Debacle
40. Amazon Will Make Up 50% of All U.S. E-Commerce by 2021
41. Ford Has a Plan to Help Babies Sleep Better
42. Trump Paints an Overly Rosy Picture Of His Meeting With China’s Xi Jinping
43. Wells Fargo Claws Back Millions from Former Executives over Accounts Scandal
44. This Entrepreneur Is Ranking Tech Companies on Diversity
45. Economist Sees 60% Chance of Recession in Near Future
46. Microsoft Bought This Startup to Boost Its Cloud
47. Expedia Wants You to Use VR to Choose the Right Hotel Room
48. Video Shows Man Being Dragged Off of Overbooked United Flight
49. Shale Leaves Wall Street Unable to Guess Where Oil Prices Are Heading
50. Data-Obsessed Baseball Teams Are Turning to the Cloud for Help
51. The FCC Plans to End Net Neutrality. Can a Popular Movement Stop That?
52. Watch Live: Neil Gorsuch Sworn In As Supreme Court Justice
53. Neil Gorsuch’s Confirmation Further Politicizes the US Supreme Court
54. Here’s Why Fitbit Is Being Credited With Saving a Woman’s Life
55. How Pandora Is Thinking Out of the Box
56. Term Sheet — Monday, April 10
57. Symantec Connects Cyber Attacks to CIA-Linked Hacking Tools
58. AT&T Agreed to Pay Almost Triple the Stock Price of This Wireless Carrier
59. Chipotle Leans On Comedy For Biggest Ad Campaign Yet
60. Facebook Now Counts More Than 5 Million Monthly Advertisers
61. Web Pioneer Tim Berners-Lee Bemoans Spread of “Nasty” Ideas on Social Media
62. Most Voters Still Want President Trump’s Tax Returns. But Barely
63. Airlines Are Actually Getting Better, a New Study Says
64. Twitter Executives Said No Thanks to $35 Million When They Left
65. Data Sheet—Monday, April 10, 2017
66. eBay, Microsoft, and Tencent Back India’s Biggest E-Commerce Player
67. The U.S., Canada and Mexico Want to Host the FIFA World Cup Together
68. The Broadsheet: April 10th
69. These Two Oil Giants Are Being Accused of Paying Over $1 Billion in Bribes
70. How the Restaurant Industry Is Fighting President Trump on Immigration
71. This Activist Hedge Fund Says It Can Increase BHP’s Shareholder Value By Up to 51%
72. German Drugmaker Stada Accepts $5.63 Billion Takeover Bid from Bain and Cinven
73. Volvo’s First U.S. Factory Is Shaping Up to Employ 2,000 Workers
74. How Taco Bell International’s President Landed Her Job
75. CEO Daily: Monday, 10th April
76. Barclays’ CEO Is Under Investigation After He Tried to Identify a Whistleblower
77. U.S. Credit Card Debt Tops $1 Trillion for the First Time Since the Recession
78. Ford’s New Responder Is the First Ever ‘Pursuit-Rated’ Hybrid Police Car
79. House Speaker Paul Ryan Needs a Win After the Failed Health Care Bill
80. The World’s Most Valuable Liquor Brand Makes a Drink You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
81. The World’s Most Powerful Women: April 10
82. Trump Is Considering an Executive Order That Could Lead to Additional Import Duties
83. Japanese Investors Are Dumping a Record Amount of French Bonds Ahead of the Election
84. Another Trump National Security Adviser Is Expected to Leave Her White House Role
85. New York State Just Passed a $163 Billion Budget and a Free College Tuition Plan
86. Oreo Maker Mondelez Lays the Groundwork to Replace Its CEO

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