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1. U.S. Charges Virginia Man in Fitbit Stock Hoax
2. GE’s Jeff Immelt: “Don’t Confuse Tailwinds With Good Leadership”
3. You No Longer Have to Register Your Drone
4. President Trump Dominated Media Coverage in First 100 Days, Study Says
5. World’s Top Hedge Fund Predicts U.S. Stocks Will Drop if Donald Trump Is Impeached
6. Amazon’s Next Bookstore May Be in This City
7. AT&T Workers Go On Strike
8. Tesla Must Fix its Customer Service Problems, Says Star Analyst
9. Watch Mark Zuckerberg’s Reaction When He Got Into Harvard
10. America’s Healthcare Grade: A B-minus?
11. Jonathan Bush’s Athenahealth Has a New Activist Investor
12. Five Breaking News Haikus
13. Brainstorm Health Daily: May 19, 2017
14. WannaCry Attack Is Good Business For Cyber Security Firms
15. Cannes vs. Netflix Is the Latest Battle in an Ongoing War
16. The 10 Biggest Labor Strikes In the Past Decade
17. ‘X-Files’ Actress Gillian Anderson Explains Why She Admires Jessica Chastain’s Equal Pay Crusade
18. 81% of Millennials Are More Likely to Spend Money on Travel Than Save for the Future
19. Apple’s New iPad Plans Might Be Ramping Up for a Big Unveiling
20. Apple Reportedly Facing Trouble Over Tipping on Chinese Apps
21. Emmanuel Macron’s Plan to Save France—and the Euro
22. Term Sheet — Friday, May 19
23. Dear Donald Trump: Political Incompetence Is an Impeachable Offense
24. Almost 40,000 AT&T Workers Are Ready to Walk Out
25. Marc Benioff Touts Amazon as Salesforce’s New Best Friend
26. President Trump Is Causing More Economic Uncertainty Than the 2008 Financial Crisis
27. French Researchers Say They Found a Last-Ditch Cure to Unlock WannaCry Files
28. Blending Doing Good With Doing Well At Salesforce
29. President Trump Aims to Leave Drama at Home as He Takes First Trip Abroad
30. Data Sheet—Friday, May 19, 2017
31. U.S. Could Finally Get Paid Family Leave Under Trump’s New Budget Proposal
32. Aston Martin Drafts Tom Brady for Marketing Push
33. The Broadsheet: May 19th
34. Florida Woman Burned by Starbucks Coffee Gets $100,000
35. Bitcoin Hit Another Record and It’s Gained Almost $4 Billion Just This Week
36. WannaCry Ransomware Hit Some Russian Banks
37. Joe Biden on Hillary Clinton: ‘I Never Thought She Was a Great Candidate’
38. Hollywood’s Big Summer Blockbusters This Year Were All Filmed Elsewhere
39. Here’s America’s Favorite Mexican Restaurant. And It’s Not Taco Bell or Chipotle
40. SoftBank Boss Following Trump to Saudi Arabia to Launch $100 Billion Fund
41. Sweden Drops Julian Assange Investigation But UK Police Say He Still Faces Arrest
42. CEO Daily: Friday, 19th May
43. How AI Is Changing Your Job Hunt
44. 4 Automakers Settle Takata Airbag Claims for $553 Million
45. After Huge Valeant Loss, Bill Ackman Says He’s Going Back to Basics
46. Fate of Roger Ailes Sexual Harassment Lawsuits Unclear After His Death
47. Italy Will Give You a Castle For Free if You Promise to Restore It
48. Basquiat Painting Sells for $110 Million, Becoming the Most Expensive Work by an American Artist
49. The World’s Most Powerful Women: May 19
50. New York City Food Chains Must Now Provide Calorie Counts on Prepared Items
51. Uber Threatens to Fire the Self-Driving Car Engineer at the Center of Its Trade Secrets Case

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