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1. How This Female Exec Made It Big in Beer
2. How This CMO Deals With Aggressive People at Work
3. Wells Fargo Says Sales Scandal Could Hurt Growth Permanently
4. Verizon Considering Topping AT&T’s Bid to Buy Straight Path
5. Uber Aims to Make 10% of Its Oregon Cars Electric by 2019
6. Nintendo Just Killed This Very Popular Console
7. You Shouldn’t Always Rely on Friends and Family to Support Your Career
8. Next Week’s Netflix Results to Test Tech’s Recent Stock Rally
9. Donald Trump Jr. Mocks LGBTQ Students ‘Triggered’ By Chick-fil-A
10. J.C. Penney Is Delaying the Closing of These 138 Stores
11. The Engineer Who Blogged About Sexism At Uber Has a New Gig
12. Microsoft Says U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Requests More Than Doubled
13. United Airlines Should’ve Known That Blaming the Victim Always Backfires
14. JP Morgan CEO: Donald Trump’s Economic ‘Sausage-Making’ Is About to Start
15. Here’s When You Can Expect Microsoft to Unveil the New Xbox
16. Conservative Commentator Jeffrey Lord Calls President Trump the ‘Martin Luther King of Health Care’
17. These Restaurants Are Open on Easter Sunday
18. Delta Settles With Flight Attendant Who Says She Had Nowhere to Pump Breast Milk
19. What’s Next For America’s Trade Policy With China
20. Kerrygold Butter Maker Slaps Rival In Wisconsin with Trademark Lawsuit
21. U.S. Drops ‘Mother Of All Bombs’ on ISIS Target in Afghanistan
22. Stock-Picking Fund Managers Are Even Worse Than We Thought At Beating the Market
23. T-Mobile, Comcast Among Big Winners In FCC Airwaves Auction
24. This U.S. State’s Free College Plan Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be
25. You Can Watch Disney’s ‘Star Wars Celebration’ Online for Free
26. This New Product Wants To Help You Access All of Your Content Subscriptions in One Place
27. Why Coke Tapped Jennifer Aniston for New Smartwater Ads
28. Snap Shares Can’t Stand the Pressure From Instagram Stories
29. Facebook Is Cracking Down on Thousands of Fake Accounts in France
30. These Investors Bought the Firm Behind Bitcoin’s Self-Proclaimed Inventor
31. Brainstorm Health Daily: April 13, 2017
32. Burger King’s Scheme to Turn On Google Home: Outrageous But Not Illegal
33. United Airlines Scandal May Cost CEO $500,000 of His Bonus
34. Donald Trump Is Open to Janet Yellen Serving Another Term As Reserve Chair
35. Inspectors Found 13 Health Violations Including Dangerous Raw Fish at Mar-A-Lago
36. These ‘Star Wars’ Heroines Are Getting Their Own Miniseries
37. ‘I Won’t Lay Down and Play Dead.’ Tomi Lahren Speaks Out Against Glenn Beck
38. France’s Elections Should Worry Americans Too
39. The Doctor Dragged Off a United Airlines Flight Broke His Nose, Lost 2 Teeth and Has a ‘Significant’ Concussion
40. 5 Ways Having an Unstable Job Can Make You More Successful
41. Some MacBook Pro Owners Are Complaining About a ‘Popping’ Sound
42. Syria’s President Says Government’s Role in Chemical Attack Is ‘100 Percent Fabrication’
43. Expectations for Fitbit and Apple Watch Are Still Dropping
44. Instagram Stories Reaches a Major Milestone
45. 5 Cameras That Take Better Photos Than Your Smartphone
46. Google Home Can Now Track Flight Prices
47. FCC Could Announce Broadcaster Auction Results on Thursday
48. Bill Gross: Stocks Are ‘Priced for Too Much Hope’
49. Sheila Abdus-Salaam, First Female Muslim Judge In U.S., Found Dead
50. Yes, Some Businesses Still Run Microsoft’s Much-Maligned Windows Vista
51. Remembering Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam
52. Even San Francisco Landscape Artists Have to Compete With Apple
53. Wall Street Dreams of Apple-Disney Megamerger
54. Term Sheet — Thursday, April 13
55. Citigroup Profit Rises on Stronger Bond Trading
56. Samsung Is Reportedly Testing a Foldable Dual Screen Phone
57. Remembering Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam
58. Jeff Bezos Tells Future Space Tourists: ‘Go to the Bathroom in Advance’
59. Uber Faces $1.1 Million Fine Over Drunk Drivers
60. Watch Live: The Family of the Doctor Who Was Dragged Off a United Airlines Flight Is Speaking Out
61. Scandal Caught up With Wells Fargo in the First Quarter
62. Data Sheet—Thursday, April 13, 2017
63. Amazon Is Opening Up This Echo Feature to Other Manufacturers
64. China’s Baidu Buys Startup Founded by Former Magic Leap Engineers
65. What the Snapchat Lawsuit Means for Snap Stock Investors
66. Uber Reportedly Had a Secret ‘Hell’ Program to Track Lyft Drivers
67. A Challenge to Finding Uber’s New COO: Its CEO
68. The Broadsheet: April 13th
69. New Technology May Help Self-Driving Cars See Better
70. A Lot of People Actually Liked Pepsi’s Kendall Jenner Ad
71. JPMorgan Was Firing on All Cylinders in the First Quarter
72. Former Flex CEO Wants to Upend the Multi-Trillion Dollar Construction Industry
73. CEO Daily: Thursday, 13th April
74. The Passenger Dragged Off the United Airlines Flight Is Taking Legal Action
75. Trump Says He Offered Trade Concessions to China in Exchange for Help on North Korea
76. Samsung’s Earnings Are Set for an All-Time High. So Why Are Investors Worried?
77. Trump’s EPA Budget Requests Added Protections—For Scott Pruitt
78. Uber Is Back in Taiwan After a Two-Month Suspension
79. The World’s Most Powerful Women: April 13
80. Facebook Is Being Accused of Publishing Child Pornography
81. United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Vows ‘This Will Never Happen Again’
82. China’s Trade Surplus With the U.S. Rose to $17.7 Billion Last Month
83. Maybe the Galaxy Note 7 Debacle Didn’t Hurt Samsung That Much After All
84. Trump May Halt Insurer Payments to Force Democrats to Negotiate on Health Care
85. President Trump: NATO ‘Was Obsolete. It’s No Longer Obsolete’

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