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1. Amazon Alexa Just Made It Even Easier to Find the Right Music on Echo
2. Exclusive: Apple Is Now Working With This Key Google-Backed App Technology
3. It Sounds Like Elon Musk Wants to Build His Own Hyperloop Now
4. Elon Musk Thinks Governments Should Study Artificial Intelligence
5. What’s the One Word Burning Up Earnings Calls This Quarter? ‘Amazon’
6. U.S. Army Stops Using Chinese-Made Drones Over Cyber Fears
7. Those Credit Card Rewards Could Cost You More Than You Think
8. The Next Apple Watch Will Have its Own LTE Chip
9. Wells Fargo to Pay Government $108 Million for Veterans’ Loans in Whistleblower Lawsuit
10. Why Robert Mueller’s Grand Jury Isn’t Really a Big Deal
11. This $1,600 Smartphone Comes With a Luxury Concierge Service Run by a Digital Knight
12. Newly Convicted ‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli Shined a Light on Pharma’s Biggest Scandals
13. Wells Fargo Eyes Mortgage Fees and Identity Theft Insurance in Scandal
14. How Huawei May Have Finally Cracked the U.S. Phone Market
15. Sorry, Jeff Sessions, but the ‘Culture of Leaks’ Isn’t Ending Anytime Soon
16. Ally Financial CEO: It’s ‘Constant Pressure’ to Innovate
17. Gun Sales Have Dropped Since Trump’s Election
18. Tesla Model Y: Everything We Know So Far
19. NASA’s ‘Planetary Protector’ on What Everyone Gets Wrong About Her Job
20. President Trump Will Be Joined on Vacation By a Drone
21. Blue Apron Shares Tank On Reports Of Job Reductions
22. Why the Biotech Market Has Come Roaring Back in 2017
23. Five Breaking News Haikus
24. Does the GOP Forget What Happened When America Rejected Jews From Nazi Germany?
25. SAP Says Restrictions on New Recruitment not a General Hiring Freeze
26. Jeff Sessions Vows to Prosecute Leaks of Classified Information
27. Big Beer’s Plan for Growth? Dropping the Alcohol
28. How a Trade War With Spain Could Put Your Pizza at Risk
29. Brainstorm Health Daily: August 4, 2017
30. Scary Missiles Won’t Stop North Korea, But Here’s What Might
31. We Interviewed the Guy Making Replicas of Mark Zuckerberg’s Favorite T-Shirt
32. Dow 22,000 and July Jobs Report: Encouraging, but Investors Should Still Be Cautious
33. Is Dodd-Frank Crippling Banks or Saving Them?
34. Karate Kid Sequel Coming to YouTube Red
35. Apple Pay Adoption ‘Underwhelming,’ Goldman Sachs Says
36. Why More Adults Are Taking Disney Cruises Without Children
37. Millennials Are Blamed for a Lot of Things but They’re Reviving the Vinyl Record Industry
38. Volkswagen Executive Pleads Guilty in Diesel Emissions Scandal
39. Former Top Aide Agrees to Testify Against Israel’s Netanyahu
40. U.S. Exports Increased in June but So Did the U.S.-China Trade Deficit
41. Marijuana Company Buys California Ghost Town, Eyeing a Green Rush
42. All the Things You Could Do in the Time It Would Take to Catch Up on ‘Game of Thrones’
43. Forget Obamacare. Congress Should Repeal and Replace This Instead.
44. Is This the End Of the Line For Smartwatches?
45. Uh Oh: More Bot Trouble for Microsoft and Tencent in China
46. Billionaire Investor Bill Ackman’s New Stake in ADP Sends Company Stock to Record High
47. Huge Companies Are Giving Billion-Dollar Bumps to Their Retirement Plans. Here’s Why
48. Term Sheet — Friday, Aug. 4
49. Apple’s Latest Patent Filing Points to an iPhone Privacy Boost
50. Game of Thrones’ Next Episode Has Been Leaked Online
51. “What’s the Point of Vacation” Trump Heads to His Golf Resort for 17 Days
52. Trump Praises Toyota and Mazda for $1.6 Billion Investment in New U.S. Assembly Plant
53. Data Sheet—Friday, August 4, 2017
54. Another Fire Rips Through One of the World’s Tallest Residential Towers in Dubai
55. How the Department of Energy Can Bring Another 40 Years of Innovation
56. NFL Referees Use Microsoft Surface at Hall of Fame Game
57. Dunkin’ Donuts Is Considering a Name Change
58. Pearson to Cut Another 3,000 Jobs Following Sustained Losses
59. The Broadsheet: August 4th
60. Facebook’s Snapchat-Like Stories Feature is Coming to Desktop
61. AI Techniques Now Power All Facebook Translations
62. CEO Daily: Friday, 4th August
63. 3 Brews to Try for International Beer Day
64. Men Named ‘David’ Outnumbered All of Britain’s Top Women CEOs Last Year
65. Toyota and Mazda to Build $1.6 Billion U.S. Plant
66. Alibaba Is One Step Closer to Global Domination with Dismissal of Kering Lawsuit
67. Germany’s Answer to Tesla’s Gigafactory Is on Its Way
68. Netflix Announces its First Chinese Language Original Series Bardo
69. A Boeing Dreamliner Drew an Enormous Outline of Itself Above the U.S.
70. The World’s Most Powerful Women: August 4
71. Uber Is Taking Action to Fix More Than 1,000 Unsafe Cars It Rented to Singapore Drivers

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