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1. What to Do When a Coworker Takes Credit for Your Work
2. Walmart May Beat Amazon’s Sales Growth in Back-to-School Season
3. These Are Facebook’s ‘Hard Questions’
4. How Journaling Can Help You Succeed at Work
5. Netflix Has More U.S. Subscribers Than Cable TV
6. Bitcoin and Ethereum Just Crashed, Taking Coinbase Down With Them
7. Amazon Still Leads Cloud Rankings, But Competition Is Coming On Strong
8. J.P. Morgan Accused of Discriminating Against Fathers
9. The Most Popular Tech Stocks Just Lost Another $38.8 Billion in Value
10. Jeff Bezos Wants Your Help Giving His Money Away
11. 3 Ways Women Can Make a Bigger Impact at Work
12. FAANG Tech Stocks Are No Bargain. Here’s Why
13. Snapchat’s Stock Just Dipped to Its IPO Price for the First Time
14. How Elon Musk Plans to Create a ‘Self-Sustaining City’ on Mars
15. Jessica Alba’s Honest Co. To Sell Goods on Amazon.com
16. Tech Stock Turmoil Leaves Apple Shares Bruised
17. Why Netflix Decided to Back Net Neutrality After All
18. Here’s What All Those In-Flight ‘Dings’ Really Mean
19. President Trump Is Pushing More Apprenticeships, Even as He Looks to Cut Other Job Training
20. Why John Flannery’s Leadership Could Be a Win for GE
21. Appeals Court Won’t Stop FCC From Changing TV Ownership Rules
22. College Graduates: How to Stand Out to Job Recruiters
23. Why Fox News Host Ainsley Earhardt’s Pantsuit Is Making Headlines
24. raceAhead: Podcast Presents New Ideas For Tackling Implicit Bias
25. Tech Stocks Continue to Tumble, Led by Alphabet and Apple
26. Wind and Solar Hit a New Record in the U.S. And There’s No Slowing Them Down
27. Musical.ly Is Adding Original Shows from MTV, NBCU, and Hearst
28. 20 Photos of the Congressional Baseball Game Through the Years
29. Facebook Using Artificial Intelligence to Combat Terrorism Content Problem
30. Nestle Explores Sale Of U.S. Confectionery Brands
31. Does Eating French Fries Really Double Your Early Death Risk?
32. Brainstorm Health Daily: June 15, 2017
33. Life According to Martha Stewart
34. Uber Sued Over Allegations That Execs Obtained Medical Records of Woman Raped by Driver in India
35. Rebel Wilson Wins Defamation Case Against Publisher Who Accused Her of Faking Her Bio
36. Apple Could Turn the iPhone Into a Personal Medical Chart
37. President Trump Signs Executive Order to Double Funds for Apprenticeships
38. Kellogg’s Targets Millennials With Froot Loops Gear
39. China Is Lashing Out at Neighbors by Withholding Tourists
40. Trump Should Think Twice Before Rolling Back Obama’s Cuba Policy
41. Why It Makes Sense for Amazon to Buy Slack
42. Nike To Cut About 1,400 Jobs Globally
43. Here’s How Tim Cook Feels About Apple—and Donald Trump
44. Kroger Cuts Full-Year Profit Forecast on Higher Costs, Shares Dip
45. 51 of the Best Breakfast Destinations in America
46. 12 Travel Discount Sites You Should Hit Up Before You Book That Vacation
47. What You Don’t Want to Touch on a Plane, According to Flight Attendants
48. Here’s Why Your Beer Might Get More Expensive
49. Verizon Will Sustain Millions in Pre-Tax Costs From the Yahoo Deal
50. Term Sheet — Thursday, June 15
51. How Can Silicon Valley Help Save The World?
52. 5 Corporate Skunkworks You Should Know About
53. Google Drive Will Soon Be Able to Back Up Your Whole Computer
54. Whole Foods CEO Says ‘Greedy Bastard’ Investors Are Pushing For Sale
55. Spotify’s Losses Increase Ahead of Possible Market Debut
56. Kellogg’s Is Investing in an Unusual New Smoothie Company
57. Amazon’s New Dash Wand Will Now Take Your Grocery Order
58. Data Sheet—Thursday, June 15, 2017
59. Dennis Rodman Gave Kim Jong Un a Copy of Trump’s ‘The Art of the Deal’
60. President Trump Blasts Report on Possible Obstruction of Justice Probe
61. The Broadsheet: June 15th
62. Apple Exec Denies iPhone Story in Book
63. Now Western Digital Wants to Stop the Sale of Toshiba’s Chip Business
64. Another Swedish Company Aims to Be the Spotify for Books
65. Tokyo Taxi Firm Teams With This Robotics Maker to Have Self-Driving Cabs for 2020 Olympics
66. Why Google’s Tax Deal Reveals More About How Tech Firms Operate in Indonesia
67. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: Uber Is Trying to Do Everything in Transportation
68. CEO Daily: Thursday, 15th June
69. Dolce & Gabbana Is Trolling Melania Trump Critics With This $245 T-Shirt
70. Arianna Huffington Letting David Bonderman’s Sexism Slide Hurts More Than the Joke Itself
71. PG&E’s Bolt of Energy
72. Fiat Chrysler Recalling 297,000 Minivans Over Unexpected Airbag Deployments
73. Uber’s Move Into Trucking Is Off to a Bumpy Start
74. Amazon Is Reportedly Interested in Buying Messaging Startup Slack
75. The World’s Most Powerful Women: June 15
76. Fortune Magazine Masthead: June 15, 2017 (Vol. 175, No. 8)
77. Bank of America Is Laying Off Operations and Tech Employees, Mostly at Its Headquarters

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