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1. How a Tiny, Implantable Drug Could Prevent HIV
2. McDonald’s Is Being Accused of Charging Its Franchisees ‘Sky High Rents,’ Forcing Them to Keep Wages Low
3. Microsoft and Apple Are Determined to Fight Back as Google’s Chromebook Takes Over U.S. Schools
4. Apple Sold Fewer iPhones Last Quarter. Here’s Why It’s Not All Bad News
5. How to Deal With Not Getting a Job You Really Wanted
6. Will ‘Precision Medicine’ Ever Arrive?
7. Perrigo Says its Offices Have Been Searched by the DOJ’s Antitrust Division in a Drug Pricing Probe
8. Why Multitasking Is a Bad Idea
9. Disney World Bans Marijuana From Its Florida Theme Parks
10. How Big Food Is Taking on a World of Picky Eaters
11. Girls Who Code Founder to Ivanka Trump: ‘Don’t Use My Story’
12. 4 Ways to Show You Care About Your New Job
13. Here’s Why Arianna Huffington Is Calm When Falling 500 Feet
14. How Tim Cook Brags About Apple’s Success Without Giving Too Much Away
15. Apple Pay Volume Is Up 450% Over Past Year
16. Medical Care’s Dual Reality: Improving But Also Failing
17. How This Employee Blew His Boss Away on His First Day of Work
18. Here’s Why Some People Are Willing to Pay For the News
19. Business Software Company Twilio’s Shares Plunge 30%
20. Chipotle Is Offering an Accelerated Business Degree Program to Its Workers
21. How Much It Costs for Celebrities to Attend the Met Gala
22. One of America’s Biggest Mall Developers Might Sell Itself
23. E-commerce Site Etsy Names New CEO as Shares Plummet 14%
24. Why the Co-Founder of Rent the Runway Left Her Own Company to Join Walmart
25. Here’s What You Should Do When You Feel Stuck at Work
26. How Realistic Are Elon Musk’s Big Ideas? We Asked the Experts
27. Surprise: Apple iPhone Sales Fall in Latest Quarter
28. Cyber Security Firm FireEye Reports Surprise Rise in Sales
29. Theresa May Promises to Be ‘Bloody Difficult’ During the Brexit Process
30. Tesla Short Sellers Have Already Lost $3.7 Billion This Year
31. How to Be More Productive, According to Tech Execs
32. Why Wall Street Has Stopped Listening to Donald Trump
33. Disney Is Rolling Out a New Digital Network With Star Wars, Marvel, and More
34. 3 Startup Realities That Hollywood Gets Wrong Every Time
35. Ivanka Trump Was Reluctant to Give Maternity Leave to Her Employees
36. The Second Annual Fortune Brainstorm Health Is Live!
37. Wall Street Eyes Apple and Facebook to Fuel New Leg of Tech Rally
38. Brainstorm Health Daily: May 2, 2017
39. Tomi Lahren Settles Lawsuit With Glenn Beck Over Her Exit From the Blaze
40. The Boycott That Sunk Bill O’Reilly Has a Dangerous Downside
41. Twitter Is Trying to Become TV—But So Is Everyone Else
42. Apple AirPods Owners Are Really Happy With the Tiny Earbuds
43. America’s Part-Timers Deserve Sick Days Off, Too
44. This Key Indicator Says Apple Stock Could Rally Even Higher
45. President Trump: U.S. Needs a Government Shutdown
46. What Google’s Newest Venture Says About the Future Of TV Ads
47. Microsoft Pitches Streamlined Windows 10 S and Hardware to Educators
48. Etsy Might Sell Itself If a Hedge Fund Has Its Way
49. Ivanka Trump Uses the Word ‘Nanny’ Just Once In Her New Book ‘Women Who Work’
50. A Look at Government Censorship in the Age of Facebook
51. CVS Stores Are Failing to Bring In Customers
52. Apple’s Amazon Echo Competitor Rumors Heat Up
53. United CEO Oscar Munoz Faces Grilling From Lawmakers Over Dragging Incident
54. Building An Inclusive Corporate Culture
55. Why AMD Shares Just Dropped 20%
56. Coach Shares Soar 8% as Pricier Handbags Catch On
57. Republicans Start Taking the Knives to Obama-Era Dodd-Frank Financial Regulation
58. Why Donald Trump Could Start Raising Gas Taxes
59. Term Sheet — Tuesday, May 2
60. Docker Names Former Concur Exec as New CEO
61. AIG Investors Want to Know Who Will Replace CEO Peter Hancock
62. About.com Tries To Become Less Random
63. How T-Mobile’s Plan for Super Fast 5G Service Charts Its Own Path
64. Watch Live: United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Testifies Before Congress After Dragging Incident
65. This Is AT&T’s Next Move to Pay for Its Time Warner Bid
66. Cisco’s Head Dealmaker on Viptela, AppDynamics, Silicon and “Needle-Moving M&A”
67. Data Sheet—Tuesday, May 2, 2017
68. The Hollywood Writers’ Strike Is Off
69. Starbucks Latest Secret Drink Is a Mermaid Frappuccino
70. The Broadsheet: May 2nd
71. Airline Bosses Face Capitol Hill Grilling Over Poor Service
72. This Is Your Brain on Business
73. About.com Has a New Name and a New Strategy
74. Bitcoin Is Soaring Above $1,400 to Another All-Time High
75. EU Antitrust Watchdogs Set a Date to Decide on Qualcomm’s Bid for NXP
76. Exclusive: Eventbrite CEO Julia Hartz Appointed to Four Seasons’ Board of Directors
77. Infosys Will Hire 10,000 U.S. Workers as Trump Targets Outsourcing Firms
78. 7 Productivity Tips Ivanka Trump Swears By
79. Girls Who Code Just Struck Its First-Ever Private Equity Partnership
80. Business Software Maker Atlassian Says It’s Going All-In With Amazon Cloud
81. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 2nd May
82. 5 Surprising Things We Learn About Ivanka Trump From Her New Book
83. Here’s What Your Future Doctor Visits Could Look Like
84. Tesla Started 2017 With a Sales Boom in China
85. Greece Agrees to Sell Coal-Fired Plants and Mines, Report Says
86. India’s Video Streaming Service Bigflix Is Banking on Bollywood For Worldwide Success
87. Chinese Social Media Giant Tencent Steps Up Its A.I. Push With a Research Lab in Seattle
88. Hollywood Writers and Studios Avert Strike With Tentative Deal
89. Why Your Smashed Avocado on Toast Is Even More Expensive This Year
90. Federal Reserve to Leave Interest Rates Unchanged Until June
91. The World’s Most Powerful Women: May 2

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