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1. Boeing Is Cutting 50 Executive Positions In a Restructure of Its Defense Unit
2. Uber Board Member Resigns After Making a Sexist Comment
3. Bidding War Possible After $20 Billion Offer For Toshiba’s Chip Business
4. Another One of Ivanka Trump’s Suppliers Is Accused of Underpaying Workers
5. Why ‘Do What You Love’ Is Terrible Advice
6. Google’s Parent Company Makes Big Decision About Self-Driving Cars
7. Uber Board Member Made a Sexist Joke While Discussing Eric Holder’s Report
8. Senator Kamala Harris Was Interrupted by Her Male Colleagues — Again
9. Marijuana Industry Growth Threatened By Jeff Sessions’ Position On Pot
10. Sprint Offers One-Year Free Unlimited Service Aimed at Verizon Users
11. How Drones Could Become the New Ambulances for Heart Attack Patients
12. How Nike Beat Under Armour in the NBA Finals
13. 3 Easy Resume Tips That Too Many People Ignore
14. Sony Unveils New ‘Spider-man’ VR Game at E3
15. U.S. Blames North Korean Government For Cyber Attacks Since 2009
16. Meet the Woman Aiming to Be America’s First Black Female Governor
17. The World’s Most Powerful Women: June 14
18. The Fidget Spinner Trend Is Ending and You Missed It
19. Condé Nast Shutters E-Commerce Website Style.com
20. Uber Employees Aren’t The Only Ones Vulnerable To Discrimination
21. At Least Companies With Weak Diversity Numbers Are Being Transparent
22. U.S. Cities Don’t Need the Paris Accord to Fight Climate Change
23. Why Weak Diversity Numbers Are Better Than No Diversity Numbers
24. Amazon Prime Members Can Now Collect Rewards By Using Debit Cards
25. Why This Female CEO Came Out As Bisexual
26. Waymo’s Self-Driving Cars Won’t Look Like This Anymore
27. Verizon Closes Yahoo Acquisition, Marking End of an Era
28. More Than 2,000 Pounds of Salad Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
29. Baroness Jenkin of Kennington Wanted to ‘Hide Under the Duvet’ After the U.K. Election
30. Microsoft Explains Why Xbox One X Is Worth $100 Premium
31. The One Thing You Can’t Forget to Bring to Work
32. Best Buy Wants You to Try Gadgets Before You Buy Them
33. 10 Things You Need to Know From Eric Holder’s Uber Report
34. Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Will Take Indefinite Leave of Absence
35. Facebook’s EMEA VP Defends Its Fight Against Extremist Content
36. Google Poaches Apple Chip Guru
37. One Deceptively Simple Way to Beat the Market
38. The Shame of the Senate
39. Incoming Weight Watchers CEO Mindy Grossman Has a New Board Seat
40. ‘The End of an Era.’ Marissa Mayer Reflects on Her Time as Yahoo CEO
41. Apple’s Tim Cook Confirms Self-Driving Car Ambitions
42. Why Having All the Skills for a Job Won’t Get You Very Far
43. Brainstorm Health Daily: June 13, 2017
44. Italy’s Samantha Cristoforetti Says Being a Good Astronaut is All About Teamwork
45. No Seriously, The Gold Standard Is a Terrible Idea
46. Annie Lennox on Feminism: ‘We Intimidate Men Too Much’
47. Instagram Has a New Memories Feature Yet Again Similar to Snapchat
48. Paul Ryan Says Trump Should ‘Let Robert Mueller Do His Job’
49. Megyn Kelly Dropped as Host of Anti-Gun Violence Group’s Gala
50. Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein Says He Sees No Reason to Fire Mueller
51. Theresa May Just Cracked a Pretty Good Joke About Her Election Disaster
52. Following the Pills: Inside the Government’s Investigation of McKesson
53. Facebook Paywall Feature Would Be a Double-Edged Sword for Publishers
54. Watch Live: E3 2017’s Nintendo Press Conference
55. How Apple’s $1 Billion Bond Could Help the Planet
56. Sweden’s Employment Minister: European Countries Should Have Shared the Influx of Refugees Fairly
57. Term Sheet — Tuesday, June 13
58. State TV and the Internet Tell a Tale of 2 Protests in Russia
59. Senate Agrees on New Russia Sanctions
60. McDonald’s Is Using a New Method to Recruit Young Employees—Snapchat
61. Sears Is Laying Off 400 More Workers
62. Megyn Kelly’s Upcoming Interview With Alex Jones Is Already Causing Advertiser Fallout
63. Dolby Labs Gets Loud For Pixar
64. Fact Checking President Trump’s Celebratory First Cabinet Meeting
65. Judge Bars Former Amazon Exec From Working at Competitor Startup
66. The Broadsheet: June 13th
67. NBC News Wants to Woo Millennials With Its Own Digital Video Service
68. Data Sheet—Tuesday, June 13, 2017
69. What to Expect in the Federal Reserve’s Interest Rate Announcement Wednesday
70. How to Invest in the Slime Craze
71. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 13th June
72. As America’s Opioid Crisis Spirals, Giant Drug Distributor McKesson Is Feeling the Pain
73. Here’s the Trump Treasury Department’s Plan to Change American Financial Regulations
74. Watch Live: Jeff Sessions Follows James Comey in Testifying Before Senate on Russia
75. New York Times Opens Up Comments With Google-backed AI
76. Ex-NBA Star Dennis Rodman Is Heading Back to North Korea
77. Michael Dell’s Cloud Plan Includes a Big Dose of This Company
78. The World’s Most Powerful Women: June 13
79. Qatar is Calling on the U.N. to Declare the Air Blockade by Its Gulf Neighbors Illegal
80. Panama Ditches Taiwan to Forge Ties with China, In a Diplomatic Coup for Beijing
81. North Korea’s Complex Sanctions-Evading Network Could Be Defeated by ‘Targeting a Few Chinese Firms’

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