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1. Facebook Is Changing Its News Feed Algorithm Again
2. Chinese Regulator Calls Homosexuality ‘Abnormal’ and Bans Gay Content From the Internet
3. Wall Street Welcomes Tintri with a Lukewarm Reception
4. A look back: Fortune’s July 1940 issue
5. Watch That Globe-Circling, Business-Crushing Malware Wreck Computers
6. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Aren’t the Only Cloud Innovators Around
7. The Song Remains the Same: Listening to Music Through the Ages
8. Detachable Jeans Are Back and Smaller Than Ever
9. Will Jay Z’s New Album ‘4:44’ Be the Last Streaming Exclusive?
10. Chris Sacca Makes Public Apology for Tech’s Sexist Culture
11. Why the Solar Industry Doesn’t Need the Paris Agreement
12. It’s Not the Screen That Makes Amazon’s Echo Show Interesting. It’s the Strategy.
13. Paul McCartney Settles with Sony/ATV to Reclaim Beatles’ Song Copyright
14. Oreo Surprises Fans With Cookies Based on Their Flavor Ideas
15. Here’s How Many Hot Dogs Americans Will Eat A Second This July 4th Weekend
16. Trump Says U.S. Is Renegotiating Trade Deal With South Korea
17. All-Female Robotics Team From Afghanistan Denied U.S. Entry
18. This Is How Many Americans Will See a $15 Minimum Wage By 2022
19. raceAhead Summer Reading List 2017
20. The 4th of July Is the Deadliest Holiday in America
21. Why George Strait Is Singing Praise for Tequila
22. MetLife Is Close to Spinning Off These Big Businesses
23. Hollywood Hopes the July 4th Weekend Can Save the Summer Box Office
24. Five Breaking News Haikus
25. Gretchen Carlson Has an Urgent Request of Women Entrepreneurs
26. Walmart Could Lose $12.7 Billion in Sales Over Next Decade if Food Stamps Are Slashed
27. Two Stories That Help Explain Runaway Drug Prices
28. Brainstorm Health Daily: June 30, 2017
29. Trump Is Wrong About ‘Morning Joe’ Ratings
30. The Federal Government’s Phone Subsidy Program Is Apparently Rife With Fraud
31. Sony Will Start Pressing Vinyl Records After 28-Year Hiatus
32. Trump Fatigue? There’s an App for That
33. ‘Despicable Me 3’ Rakes in $4.1 Million on Opening Night
34. Nike Makes It Official: It Will Sell on Amazon and Instagram
35. AT&T Adding Dozens of Local Stations to Internet TV App
36. President Trump Could Be Dismantling Obama’s Council on Women and Girls
37. China: We’re ‘Firmly Opposed’ to U.S. Weapons Sale to Taiwan
38. How to Get the Most Out of a Trip to Frankfurt
39. German Just Legalized Same-Sex Marriage
40. 3 Ways to Protect Your Data in the Cloud
41. Kendall and Kylie Jenner Pull T-Shirts Blamed For ‘Exploiting’ Rappers’ Deaths
42. Intel Will Face EU Antitrust Watchdogs Again This Fall
43. India Wants a Discount on Microsoft Windows
44. Exclusive: Headspace Raises $37 Million to Expand Corporate Partnerships, Create More Content, and Go International
45. Germany’s New Law Is a Milestone for Social Media Regulation in Europe
46. Term Sheet — Friday, June 30
47. This Is the Cryptocurrency Mark Cuban Is Backing
48. Samsung Is Building the World’s Largest OLED Plant
49. Amazon Plans to Join Red Hat and GE in Boston’s Hottest Tech Hub
50. Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough Fire Back at Trump: ‘We’re OK. The Country’s Not’
51. Data Sheet—Friday, June 30, 2017
52. Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough Lament President Trump’s ‘Unrelenting Assault on Women’
53. The Broadsheet: June 30th
54. Elon Musk Just Teased the Tesla News We’ve All Been Waiting For
55. Warren Buffett Just Became the Largest Shareholder of This Massive Bank
56. Tech Giants Have Been Lobbying to Soften a Ban on Working With Russian Spies
57. CEO Daily: Friday, 30th June
58. Baidu Is Leading China’s Self-Driving Charge From Silicon Valley
59. President Trump to Senate GOP: Kill Obamacare Now, Replace Later
60. What Bitcoiners Are Doing to Fight Ransomware
61. Humans vs. Robots: How to Thrive in an Automated Workplace
62. ‘Bad’ Foreign Firms Are Driving the U.S. Manufacturing Jobs Revival
63. SEC Will Allow All Companies to File Secretly for IPOs
64. What to Expect From Trump’s High-Stakes Meeting With Putin at the G20 Summit
65. Ukraine Power Company Says It Was Hit by a Second Cyber Attack
66. After 14 Years, China is Ready to Tuck Into U.S. Beef Imports Again
67. The World’s Most Powerful Women: June 30
68. U.S. Angers China By Making a $1.42 Billion Arms Deal With Taiwan
69. RadioShack Creditors’ Lawsuit Says Sprint Killed 6,000 Jobs

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