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1. Instagram ‘Influencers’ Are Being Forced to Disclose Endorsement Deals
2. Top Democrats Strike a Deal With President Trump to Protect Immigrants
3. Bank of England Must Decide How to Balance Brexit and Inflation
4. Nearly 40 States are Probing Equifax’s Data Breach
5. Steve Mnuchin Wanted to Use a Government Jet for His European Honeymoon
6. Elon Musk Will Reveal Tesla’s Semi Truck In October
7. 4 Ways China Is Influencing the U.S. Tech Industry
8. ‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli Heads to Jail For Placing Bounty on Hillary Clinton’s Hair
9. Prepaid Wireless Customers Can’t Add Apple Watch Series 3 to Their Plans
10. Stephen King’s ‘It’ Is Causing Tears For Clowns
11. Equifax Data Breach: How to Protect Yourself With Chatbot Tech
12. Why Going Public Doesn’t Make Sense Right Now
13. The Real Reason United Won’t Be Fined for Dragging David Dao Off That Plane
14. Tesla Just Lost One Of Its Most Valuable Executives
15. Trump Just Blocked a Chinese Firm From Buying U.S. Chipmaker Lattice
16. The Gender Pay Gap Narrowed in 2016. But Only by 2 Cents.
17. Two Ex-Googlers Want to Kill Your Bodega
18. ‘The Rich Will Not Be Gaining at All.’ President Trump Pledges Not to Give the Wealthy a Tax Cut
19. Trump Administration Bans Federal Agencies From Using Russian-Owned Kaspersky Software
20. Why the Newest iPhone 8, iPhone X Are a Win For Intel and Dish Network
21. Here’s When Having a Self-Driving Car Will Be a Normal Thing
22. What It Would Take to Make Bernie Sanders’ Single Payer Health Care Plan Work
23. Apple Just Made A Big Change to iTunes
24. Two Ex-Googlers Want to Kill Your Bodega
25. Orrin Hatch’s Medical Marijuana Announcement Is a Masterpiece of Weed Puns
26. Bitcoin Is Plunging After Jamie Dimon Called It a ‘Fraud’
27. Colin Kaepernick Is Paying the NFL’s Black Tax
28. ACLU, EFF Sue to Stop Phone, Laptop Searches at the Border
29. 2024 Olympics Officially Headed to Paris, 2028 Los Angeles
30. Here’s Why You Might See Shorter Commercial Breaks During NFL Games
31. The Top 25 Best Cities to Find a Job Are Nowhere Near Where You’d Expect
32. What the Aftermath and Recovery From Hurricane Irma Looks Like
33. Oracle Joins the Cool Cloud Crowd as a Member of This Google-Backed Foundation
34. The 25 Best Cities for Job Seekers Right Now
35. Johnnie Walker and ‘Blade Runner 2049’ Introduce the ‘Whisky of the Future’
36. Can Evil Twins Hack Apple iPhone X’s FaceID?
37. Stand Every 30 Minutes to Add Years to Your Life
38. Why Fortune 500 Companies Are Trusting the Cloud More Than Ever
39. Disney Is the Only Studio That Hasn’t Signed on for Apple TV 4K Movie Plans
40. Bank of America Is Now Worth (Slightly) More Than Wells Fargo
41. Apple’s iPhone Philosophy: Not First, But Best
42. Ex-Googlers Want to Make Bodegas Obsolete—And New Yorkers Are Furious
43. The Complicated Genius of Taylor Swift’s Newfound Rage
44. Your Transatlantic Discount Flight Choices Just Got a Lot Bigger
45. A New Study Links Flu Vaccine With Miscarriages. Pregnant Women Should Still Get Their Shots
46. Jamie Dimon: Bitcoin Bad, Blockchain Good
47. Anthony Scaramucci Teases New Internet Venture—We Think
48. Brainstorm Health: Flu Vaccines and Pregnancy, Mylan Slams Allergan, Single Payer Bill
49. Comcast Places a Bigger Bet on Selling to Businesses
50. Sylvia Earle, Carla Hayden and More Reflect on Their Journeys to Become ‘Firsts’
51. Amazon Is Planning to Open a Mega-Warehouse in Mexico
52. Why Did Apple Quietly Raise the iPad Pro’s Price by $50?
53. Why Apple’s Holiday Quarter Might Hinge on the iPhone X
54. This Measure Suggests United Technologies Will Struggle With Rockwell Collins
55. Facebook Promises to Get Tougher on Hate Speech in Advertising
56. How Apple Wants You to Pronounce iPhone X
57. This Is Where You Can Buy the Cheapest iPhone 7
58. iPhone X’s AppleCare+ Plan Isn’t Cheap
59. Term Sheet — Wednesday, September 13
60. Centene Will Buy Fidelis Care for $3.75 Billion to Enter New York State
61. Target Is Hiring Way More People for the Holidays This Year
62. Hurricane Irma: About 10 Million People Are Still Without Power
63. Senate Democrats and GOP Set to Release New Healthcare Plans That Will Probably Go Nowhere
64. Seadrill Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Wiping Out Existing Shareholders
65. Data Sheet—What It Means to ‘Go Rogue’ at Apple’s iPhone Event
66. Here’s How Drones Could Deliver Blood Samples Safely
67. A Tribute to Edith Windsor, More Details on Michael Cagney, Farewell to Nancy Gibbs
68. The Sale of Toshiba’s $22 Billion Chip Business Just Took Another Big Twist
69. How to Check If You’re Exposed to Those Scary BlueBorne Bluetooth Flaws
70. “Worse Than Tulip Bulbs” — CEO Daily, Wednesday 13th September
71. A ‘Fatberg’ as Heavy as 11 Double-Decker Buses Found in the Sewers of London
72. Ford’s New CEO Hints at Ambitious Plans: ‘We Don’t Want to Cede the Future to Anybody Else’
73. How Ray Dalio Built the World’s Biggest Hedge Fund
74. Philip Morris Pledges Almost $1 Billion to Anti-Smoking Fight
75. Bill Gates Says His Foundation Can’t Balance Trump’s Cuts to the U.S. Foreign Aid Budget
76. Uber’s Top Lawyer is the Latest High-Level Employee to Resign
77. Twitter Co-Founder: Media More to Blame for Trump Than Twitter Was
78. Russia’s Kaspersky To Dial Down Government Services In U.S.
79. Congress Passed A Bill Urging Trump To Denounce Hate—Now it Just Needs his Signature
80. The Former Head of Citigroup Says 30% of Bank Jobs Will Be Gone in Five Years
81. Rebel Wilson Wins $3.7 Million In Defamation Damages
82. U.S. Gender Pay Gap Narrows, Trump Picks Hicks, and Rebel Wilson Wins Big
83. China Says It Has Set Up Its First Commercial Quantum Network for ‘Hack Proof’ Communications
84. ‘It’s Devastating.’ Returning Florida Evacuees Stunned by Extent of Damage from Hurricane Irma
85. Jack Ma Pulled Off Some Serious Michael Jackson Moves During Alibaba’s Annual Party
86. Equifax CEO Richard Smith Apologizes for the ‘Most Humbling Moment in Our 118-Year History’

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