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1. Angela Merkel’s Husband Wants Melania and Ivanka Trump to Learn About Climate Change
2. Toyota Just Tested Its New Robot With a Disabled War Veteran
3. President Trump Claimed the Stock Market Has Added $4 Trillion in Value Since His Election. It Hasn’t
4. Could the U.S. Ever Ban Gas-Powered Cars Like France Wants to Do?
5. Jawbone Begins Liquidating Its Assets
6. Campbell Just Spent $700 Million on a Soup Company
7. Renewable Energy Has Outpaced Nuclear for the First Time Since 1984
8. U.S. Judge Orders Twitter’s Government Surveillance Lawsuit to Proceed
9. Infosys Plans 2,000 New Tech Jobs in North Carolina by 2021
10. The Design Idea Behind Our 2017 Fortune 500 Covers
11. 19 AGs Sue Education Secretary DeVos for Delaying For-Profit College Rules
12. Airbnb Proposed Automatic Renting Limits for Properties in France
13. Want to See the Solar Eclipse? Book Your Hotel Yesterday
14. Uber Enables Tipping for Drivers Across the U.S. and Canada
15. Qualcomm Goes for Apple’s Jugular, Seeks iPhone Import Ban
16. Why Trump’s Surgeon General Nominee Is Winning Rare Bipartisan Praise
17. Berkshire Hathaway’s Energy Unit Is Buying Utility Company Oncor
18. Shipping Company XPO Logistics Spends $500 Million on Tech a Year
19. New AIG COO Promised a $15 Million Sign-On Bonus
20. See Inside Hilton’s New Low-Cost Hotel for Millennials
21. Drug and Device Makers Shelled Out $8 Billion to Doctors and Hospitals Last Year
22. HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones’ Is Coming to Hulu
23. The EU-Japan Trade Deal Is the Wake-Up Call Donald Trump Needs
24. Cirque du Soleil Is Buying Blue Man Group
25. This Sports Streaming Service Aims for the Mainstream With Football Games
26. Apple Could Make Change to Its News App Ads
27. Brainstorm Health Daily: July 6, 2017
28. QVC’s $2.1 Billion Bet on HSN Is a Move to Fight Amazon
29. Women Who Freeze Their Eggs Aren’t Doing It for Career Reasons
30. Microsoft Expected to Cut “Thousands” of Jobs
31. ‘CopyCat’ Malware Infected 14 Million Google Android Devices
32. The Maker of Lysol and Scholl Got Pummeled by Petya
33. Here Are the Best Deals for National Fried Chicken Day
34. EU Parliament Advises Freeze of Turkey’s Membership Talks Over Human Rights and Democracy Concerns
35. States Sue Over EPA Decision to Keep Dow Pesticide On the Market
36. Millennials Vote Uber ‘Most Improved’ Brand in 2017
37. Trump’s Few Options in Dealing With North Korea all Have Serious Downsides
38. What the Angry White Man Teaches Us About Social Norms, Power, and Bias
39. Nintendo and Atari Celebrate 40 Years in the Video Game Business
40. Tesla Is No Longer the Most Valuable American Automaker
41. Amazon Is Selling Its Own Private Label Wines Now
42. Home Shopping Network and QVC Merging in $2.1 Billion Deal
43. Hobby Lobby Fined $3 Million for Smuggling Iraqi Religious Artifacts
44. You Can Now Reply to Instagram Stories With Photos and Video
45. Clif Bar Recalls Protein Bars After Allergy Complaints
46. How Expanding Generic Drugs Can Add to America’s Health Care Woes
47. Apple Might Have Big Plans for the 2018 iPhone Line
48. France to Ban Sale of Gas Vehicles by 2040
49. Guitar Legend Fender Is Getting Into the Online Learning Business
50. Term Sheet — Thursday, July 6
51. IRS Says It Will Limit Bitcoin Audits—But Only a Bit
52. Amazon’s Next Big Move Could Be With Dish Networks
53. You Can Buy a Piece of Donald Trump’s Taj Mahal During Liquidation Sale
54. T-Mobile Raising Price on Premium Unlimited Data Plan
55. Solar Eclipse Tourists Swarm South Carolina Hotels
56. Symantec Is Buying a Cybersecurity Startup to Protect Work Email
57. Data Sheet—Thursday, July 6, 2017
58. Tesla Pushes Back After Model S Misses Top Crash-Test Rating
59. Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat All Want to Stream Soccer’s World Cup
60. The Broadsheet: July 6th
61. U.S. Considering Sanctions on Chinese Companies to Punish North Korea
62. CEO Daily: Thursday, 6th July
63. Richard Branson Says Brexit Is ‘Terrible’ and Labels Some of Trump’s Policies As ‘Dangerous’
64. Nokia Branded Phones to Get Zeiss-Branded Camera Gear
65. The World’s Most Powerful Women: July 6
66. Investor In Martin Shkreli’s Fund Says He Made Millions Despite Being Lied To
67. Britain’s Finance Industry Is Facing A ‘Tipping Point’ Over Brexit, a New Report Says
68. NATO Allies Look for Reassurance from Trump During His Visit to Poland

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