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1. 4,000 Police Deployed to the Streets of Bangkok Ahead of Yingluck Verdict
2. Nine People Were Killed by Typhoon Hato in Macau, China
3. Australia’s Qantas Airlines Has Made $1.4 Billion in Profits This Year
4. The U.S. Has Accused Two Former Top Société Générale Managers of a Libor Scheme
5. Cash Is King for U.S. Fund Investors Wary of Stocks
6. New York Gov. Cuomo Asks Trump to Proclaim Saturday ‘Women’s Equality Day’
7. Why HP Inc. and Deloitte Are Going Big on 3D Printing
8. Spotify Signs Major Licensing Deal With This Music Powerhouse
9. Here’s What Central Bankers Should Really Be Focusing on at Jackson Hole
10. Amazon Cutting Whole Foods’ Prices Cost Other Grocers $11 Billion In Value
11. Obamacare Will Be Available in Every Single County in the United States in 2018
12. Elon Musk’s Sexy Spacesuit Is One Giant Leap for Space Tourism
13. Can Amazon Finally Kill Whole Foods’ ‘Whole Paycheck’ Reputation?
14. GameStop’s Shares Tumble on Disappointing Profit
15. 4 Skills You Need to Survive in the Smart Machine Age
16. Do You Work From Home? Survey Says Technology Is Probably Not Your Friend
17. 4 Ways Amazon Is Changing Whole Foods Starting Monday
18. You Won’t Be Able to Buy Volkswagen’s New Crossover in the U.S.
19. The Next Apple TV Is Getting a Feature Movie Fans Will Love
20. Tesla Is About to Unveil Something Elon Musk Called ‘Seriously Next Level’
21. HIV Status of Thousands Revealed on Envelopes Mailed by Aetna
22. ‘Gaga: Five Foot Two’ Isn’t Your Typical Music Documentary
23. The $759 Million Powerball Winner Quit Her Job Almost Immediately
24. GM CEO Mary Barra Joins Disney’s Board Amid Successor Search
25. See What United Airlines Uniforms Looked Like From 1937 to Today
26. Amazon Will Cut Whole Foods’ Prices, Immediately
27. California’s Emissions Market Sells Out at Record High Price
28. WeWork Gets Huge New Investment From SoftBank
29. How These European Airlines Are Offering Such Cheap Flights
30. Americans Are Eating So Many Chicken Wings it’s Driving Prices Through the Roof
31. There Are 4 Types of People. Here’s How to Gain Their Trust
32. Most People Don’t Share Their Netflix Password
33. The Surprising Economic Disparity of Waffles
34. Benchmark Ratchets Up Fight Against Uber Co-Founder Kalanick
35. Tiffany Can No Longer Blame Donald Trump for Sales Shrink
36. How to Ask the Tough Questions About Race and Diversity
37. Brainstorm Health: Google Talks Depression, Alzheimer’s In the Eyes, Bare Obamacare Counties
38. Apple to Build Iowa Data Center With Help of $208 Million in Incentives
39. Mark Cuban’s New Blockchain Project: The Future of Social Media and Messaging?
40. Beleaguered Smartphone Maker HTC Could Sell Itself
41. What Google’s Deal With Marketo Means for Its Cloud Wars With Amazon and Microsoft
42. Here’s Why You Should Reconsider Taking a Job in The Best Places to Live
43. KFC Employees Can Fry Chicken in Virtual Reality
44. Why Social Capital’s CEO Is Betting Big on India’s Cashless Economy
45. Why Bluetooth Headset Sales Are Booming
46. Why Trump Should Start Paying for the Secret Service
47. Harvey Expected to Wreak Hurricane Damage on Texas
48. Jim Clark Is Back With a New Startup, and He Has Some Thoughts About Silicon Valley’s Unicorns
49. This Connected Home Startup Has a New Way to Lock Your Door
50. Trump Blames Debt Ceiling ‘Mess’ on McConnell and Ryan
51. Will Equity Crowdfunding Live Up to Its Hype?
52. Comcast Xfinity Subscribers Can Play ‘Call of Duty: WWII’ Early
53. Term Sheet — Thursday, August 24
54. Facebook and Twitter Will Stream College Football This Season
55. Jeep Sales Are Skyrocketing and They Could Save Fiat Chrysler
56. Here’s What the Powerball Winner Buy With $758 Million
57. Data Sheet—Can You Tell the Differences Between These Videos?
58. Apple’s Latest Patents Hint at iPhone Pencil Support
59. Google’s New Pixel Smartphones Should Be Announced Very Soon
60. Girl Scouts Leadership Is Accusing the Boy Scouts of a Secret Plan to Recruit Girls
61. Everything You Needed to Know About Overvalued Unicorns in One Chart
62. Why Apple’s Next iPhone Could Be an Expensive Problem
63. Now You Can Cruise Around in a Rolls-Royce With a New Airbnb for Classic Cars
64. Novartis Exec: We Just Got One Step Closer to Winning the Fight Against Malaria
65. Disney Is Launching a ‘Star Wars’ Treasure Hunt to Lure Fans to Stores
66. Amy Schumer: I Don’t ‘Deserve’ to Be Paid the Same As Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock
67. Siemens Spinoff Osram Just Bought This U.S. Industrial Light Startup
68. Advertising Watchdog Group Calls for an Investigation of Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop
69. A Peek at Hillary Clinton’s Book, Taylor Swift’s Album, More on That Google Engineer
70. A Single Ticket Holder in Massachusetts Won Powerball’s $759 Million Jackpot
71. Sears Is Closing Another 28 Kmart Stores As Sales Tumble Again
72. Will He Stay or Will He Go?: CEO Daily, Thursday 24th August
73. Shares of Dixons Carphone Plunge After a Warning About High Phone Prices
74. Investors Are Wagering $12 Billion on This 72-Year-Old Railroad Savior
75. Google Will Now Ask Users: “Are You Depressed?”
76. Google Is Expanding Its Public Wi-Fi Program to a Second Country in Asia
77. Harley-Davidson Rolls Out a New Range to Target Younger Riders
78. Merkel Says Trump Deserves Respect, Hillary Clinton’s New Book, and Victim-Blaming via Trains
79. China Plans to Mount a Robust Defense Against a U.S. Trade Probe
80. This Startup Lets Children Worldwide Learn Mandarin on Demand With Instructors in China

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