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1. U.S. Officials Want Beijing to Take ‘Concrete’ Steps to Open Chinese Consumer Markets
2. Brexit’s Effect on the U.K. ‘Will Be Profound and Unpredictable,’ Lawmakers Say
3. 3 Toxic Co-Workers You Need To Steer Clear Of
4. How Mattel Plans to Win Over Generation Alpha
5. How Social Media Caused the WWE to Drop the Word ‘Diva’
6. How Media Executives Are Navigating the Changing Television Landscape
7. This Headset Could Help Both Skiers and Stroke Victims Get Off the Charts Results
8. Spying or Cyber War? How to Tell the Difference
9. President Trump and Vladimir Putin Had a Second Meeting at the G20
10. Men Think Obstacles to Gender Equality at Work Are Gone. Women See It Differently.
11. Uber’s CEO Problems Are Hurting the Business, New Board Member Says
12. Health Care Tech Promises Better Brains and Balance Sheets
13. Bitcoin, Pot Startups Embrace Regulations to Succeed
14. Justice Takes Work
15. Do You Need an Artificial Intelligence Strategy? The Answer May Surprise You
16. Silicon Valley Is Oddly Quiet About Congress’s Internet Surveillance Debate
17. Stop Caring About the ‘Hot’ IPO
18. The Mercedes Pickup Truck Is Finally Here, Sort Of
19. How Companies Can Make Their Workers Happier
20. Amazon Spark Lets You Shop a Curated Feed of Stories and Images
21. IBM’s Revenue Continues Its Slide and Watson Can’t Figure Out How to Stop It
22. OpenTable CEO Calls ‘Bullsh-t’ on the Idea That Women in Tech Don’t Support Each Other
23. Western Digital’s CEO Is Meeting With Japanese Officials Over Toshiba
24. Apple Now Lets Customer Support Reps Respond to App Store Reviews
25. Fidelity Slashes the Valuation of Pinterest Stock
26. Don’t Fall for Mick Mulvaney’s MAGAnomics Nonsense
27. Iconic Video Game Maker Atari Unveils New Console
28. Netflix Execs Defend Big Spending and Recent Show Cancellations
29. Niniane Wang: Exposing VC Justin Caldbeck Took ‘100 Hours of Work’
30. Judge Rejects Lawsuits Over Internet Music Prices
31. SEC Commissioner Michael Piwowar on IPOs, disclosures, and regulation
32. A Woman Who Wore a Miniskirt in a Video Was Just Arrested by Saudi Police
33. Instagram Finally Explains How Stories Is Different From Snapchat
34. How Netflix Is Winning the Game of Thrones Against HBO
35. Hackers Just Stole $7 Million in a Brazen Ethereum Cryptocurrency Heist
36. Target CEO Sees Risk in Innovation for Innovation’s Sake
37. The Australian Senator Who Made History Breastfeeding in Parliament Just Resigned
38. I’m a Great CEO and I’m Not a Loud Powerhouse
39. The Secret to How Amazon Dominates
40. Uber Is Being Sued Over Lack of Wheelchair-Accessible Cars in New York City
41. Brainstorm Health Daily: July 18, 2017
42. Daimler Is Recalling 3 Million Diesel Vehicles to Make Them Cleaner
43. How Modern Trains Are Like 440 Million-Pound Computers
44. How ‘Tourist Capital’ Is Screwing Up Tech Investing
45. Middle East Rival to Uber Goes Off Beaten Track in Palestinian West Bank
46. Google’s New App Is All About Hiring and Managing Job Applicants
47. Retail Upstarts Take Shots at Amazon
48. Jane Austen Is Set to Become the Second Woman on U.K. Currency
49. Buying ‘Cool’ Stocks Like Snap and Blue Apron Is Dumb
50. How to Get a Fortune 500 Company to Act Like a Startup
51. Customer Vomit Makes Chipotle’s Stock Plummet
52. How Technology Is Creating Major Upheaval in the Workplace
53. Alphabet’s Google Glass Is Making a Comeback
54. The Senate’s Latest Last-Ditch Effort to Save Its Health Care Bill Probably Just Died
55. ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7 Premiere Shatters Records
56. Tesla Driver Switches Initial Claim, Says He Was Responsible for Crash — Not the Car’s Autopilot
57. Four Forces Revolutionizing Marketing
58. Richard Branson: Give Coal Miners Clean Energy Jobs
59. Bank of America’s CEO Finally Delivers
60. Uber Rolls Out In-App Tipping Nationwide in Effort to Woo Drivers
61. Why the U.K.’s Crackdown on Sexist Ads Is Such a Big Deal
62. The Best (and Worst) Airports Ranked by Free Wi-Fi Speeds
63. This 1,109-Carat Rough Diamond Is Too Big to Sell
64. Two New Harry Potter Books Coming This October
65. Google Will Literally Ship Your Data to Its Cloud
66. Term Sheet — Tuesday, July 18
67. Here’s What You May See From the Amazon-VMware Alliance
68. Where Dell’s Key Investor Wants To Invest Next
69. Bank of America, Goldman Keep Wall Street on a Roll
70. Data Sheet—Tuesday, July 18, 2017
71. Merriam-Webster Dictionary Trolls Sexist ‘Doctor Who’ Fans with Another Sassy Tweet
72. Walmart Apologizes After a Listing on Its Site Featured a Racial Slur
73. The Broadsheet: July 18th
74. CEO Daily: Tuesday, 18th July
75. Why Google Is the Most Vulnerable FANG Stock
76. The 25 Best Small and Medium Workplaces in New York
77. How New York’s Best Companies Are Replacing Competition With Camaraderie
78. The 25 Best Workplaces in New York
79. Dollar Dives to a 10-Month Low After President Trump’s Healthcare Bill Collapses
80. The World’s Most Powerful Women: July 18
81. China’s Property Market Begins to Cool as Beijing Prices Drop for the First Time in Years
82. Major Tech Firms Clash With Internet Providers Over U.S. Net Neutrality Rules

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