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1. Warren Buffett is Now Bank of America’s Top Shareholder
2. Japan’s Deputy Prime Minister Retracts Hitler Comment
3. President Trump Visits Devastated Texas as Hurricane Harvey Rages on
4. Britain to Fund More Life Sciences as Brexit Approaches
5. Kim Jong Un Says North Korea’s Latest Missile Test Was a Practice For Guam
6. It’s Google Vs. Apple in the Race for AR Integrated Smartphones
7. Vietnam’s Facebook Dissidents Test the Limits of Communist State
8. Uber Draws Inquiry Over Possible Foreign Bribes
9. Nintendo Is Killing This Social Networking Service
10. Scammers Are Exploiting Hurricane Harvey to Dupe Well-Intentioned Folks. Don’t Fall for It.
11. Melania Trump’s Shoes, Google Memes, and Meg Whitman Claps Back
12. American Express Hopes to Lure Millennials With Two New Budget-Savvy Features
13. Chat Service Kik to Launch $125 Million Cryptocurrency Sale
14. Why the ‘New York Times’ Beat Sarah Palin in Court
15. Rubik’s Cube Maker Is Suing Toys “R” Us Over Knock-Offs
16. Trump Is Trying to Militarize the Police. It Won’t Make Us Any Safer.
17. Congress Has Been More Productive Than People Think
18. NAACP Is Monitoring Harvey Response to Make Sure Minorities Get Equal Treatment
19. Hurricane Harvey Has Displaced Hundreds of Pets. Here’s How You Can Help
20. Trump Was So Angry About His Phoenix Rally’s Size He Punished the Aide Who Planned It
21. Hollywood Is About to Post Its Worst Summer Box Office in Recent Memory
22. Move Over Rooney, The Mansfield Rule Has Arrived
23. The Roots of Trump’s Hypocrisy
24. Here’s How MLB Uses Videoconferencing for its Biggest Games
25. Harvey Officially Sets Rainfall Record for Tropical Cyclones
26. ‘It’s Sad.’ Melania Trump’s Office Pushes Back After Footwear Controversy
27. ‘Opportunity of a Lifetime.’ Uber’s New CEO Opens Up About Company’s Future
28. Amazon Echo Gets a New Feature for Music Lovers
29. Honda Teases Its Electric Vehicles Plans for Europe
30. Kevin Durant Is Hurting Under Armour’s Stock
31. Why Harvey Is the Worst Rainstorm in U.S. History
32. Why Diamond Sales Have Been Weak and Gold Prices Are Rebounding
33. Kathy Griffin ‘No Longer Sorry’ for Donald Trump Photo
34. These Memes Show How Google Employees Responded to the Anti-Diversity Memo
35. France Wants to Criminalize Catcalling. Should the U.S. Do the Same?
36. 15 Ivy League Professors Share Their Advice for Incoming Freshmen
37. This Coding School Plans to Cut 11% of its Workforce
38. Hurricane Harvey Could Eventually Boost Car Demand
39. Hurricane Harvey Damage Estimates Keep Climbing
40. Why Wall Street Is Excited About Fitbit’s Ionic Smartwatch
41. Google to Reveal Plans for Complying With European Antitrust Laws
42. Hurricane Harvey Could Cost United Airlines Hundreds of Millions
43. Ex-Radio Host Hoped ‘Hoodoo’ Spell Would Stop $20 Million Fraud Probe
44. Twitter Is Loving Chelsea Clinton’s Subtle Jab at Ivanka Trump
45. Climate Change Didn’t Cause Hurricane Harvey, but It Made It Worse
46. Brainstorm Health: Hospitals and Harvey, VR Dementia Research, Stem Cell ‘Bad Actors’
47. Perfumania, Distributor of Several Trump-Branded Colognes, Files for Bankruptcy
48. General Mills CEO Expects to Turn Company Around by End of 2017
49. Why Storms Like Harvey Could Become the New Normal
50. North Korea Fired a Missile Over Japan and Gold Prices Went Crazy
51. 9 Ways You Can Give Money, Food or Supplies to Help Hurricane Harvey Victims
52. Apple Promises Better iPhone and iPad Apps for Businesses
53. Apple CEO Tim Cook Explains His Company’s ‘Moral Responsibility’
54. Exclusive: An Inside Look at Kim Dotcom’s Bitcoin-Based Payments Platform
55. SEC Warns Scammers Are Using ICOs to Pump and Dump
56. Western Digital Is Buying This Flash Storage Company
57. Apple’s Hollywood Negotiations Could Be in Trouble
58. Renault-Nissan Is Partnering With Dongfeng to Make EVs in China
59. Best Buy Just Had Its Best Quarter in Seven Years
60. Term Sheet — Tuesday, August 29
61. Big Whole Foods Price Cuts Won’t Kill Walmart, But They May Save Whole Foods
62. Taylor Swift’s New Video Smashes Adele’s Record
63. Apple CEO Tim Cook Just Got a Huge Payday
64. Donald Trump to North Korea: ‘All Options Are on the Table’ After Latest Missile Test
65. Lufthansa Wants More and More of Air Berlin’s Remains
66. BMW Gave Its Electric Car a Makeover to Challenge Tesla
67. The Gig Economy Isn’t Just For Startups Anymore
68. These Virtual Field Trips Allow Students to Travel Across Time and Space
69. Data Sheet—Amazon Makes Overdue Price Cuts at Whole Foods
70. The Philippines Has Lifted Its Suspension of Uber
71. Google Maps Gets New Parking Functionality, But Only In Certain Cities
72. Drone-Maker DJI Wants You to Find Its Weak Spots
73. Inside Comcast’s Plan to Build the Smart Home
74. Uber CEO on Gender Equality, Trump Sued Over Transgender Ban, Meet Baby Zuck
75. Why a Group of Uber Drivers Were Fined in Denmark This Week
76. Here’s How Okta Plans to Secure Your Banking and Retail Apps
77. CEO Daily: Tuesday 29th August
78. 5 Tough Interview Questions–and How You Should Answer Them
79. How Fitbit Designed Its First Smartwatch
80. U.K. Companies Breathe Again As May Softens Governance Rules
81. Apple’s Cook: Business Should Step In Where Government Fails
82. Uber Ditches Tracking Feature After Concern Over Customer Privacy
83. A Trump Organization Executive Asked the Kremlin for Help With a Business Deal
84. Domino’s Self-Driving Delivery Quest Rolls On With Ford Test
85. Criminalizing Catcalling, Arianna Huffington’s Email Trick, and Thailand’s Ex-PM Disappears
86. This Hong Kong Tech Startup Wants to Build a Natural Capital Marketplace

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