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1. Elon Musk Just Hopes His Falcon Heavy Rocket Doesn’t Blow Up
2. The Dow Just Lost Even More Than Bitcoin. But Don’t Call it a Stock Market Crash
3. Intel is Betting On Less With New Smartglasses
4. Satire: An Open Letter From Dow Jones
5. Trump’s White House Is Worried About the Stock Market. Should You Be?
6. Lululemon CEO Exits Due to Poor Conduct
7. Commentary: Why Kanye West’s New Instagram Campaign Could Be Illegal
8. PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi’s Desire to Create Snacks for Women Is Nothing New
9. Psychologists Explain Why Some Eagles Fans Rioted After Winning the Super Bowl
10. ‘It Was Excessive Confidence.’ Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunges 1,100 in Biggest One-Day Selloff Ever
11. Commentary: Ram Probably Should’ve Read MLK’s Whole Speech Before Using It in an Ad
12. Brainstorm Health: The Science of Super Bowl Riots, Intarcia Setback, Sanofi Dengue Lawsuit
13. Internet Ridicules Women-Friendly Chips That Don’t Crunch
14. Apple and Cisco Team Up on Cybersecurity Insurance
15. Here’s the Logic Behind a Private Equity Billionaire’s Dramatic Stock Prediction
16. The Pentagon Plans to Spend $10.7 Billion More on F-35 Fighters Next Year Despite Persistent Problems
17. Chinese Electric Vehicle Startup Byton Taps Aurora For Self-Driving Car Tech
18. Critics Are Bashing ‘The Cloverfield Paradox,’ Netflix’s Bold Post-Super Bowl Movie Release
19. Paul Simon Announces Farewell Tour
20. Hudson’s Bay Poaches Helena Foulkes From CVS
21. raceAhead: The Two Super Bowls
22. Waymo V. Uber: What You Need To Know About the High-Stakes Self-Driving Tech Trial
23. Bitcoin Sheds $67 Billion in a Week as Prices Crash Near $7,000
24. Kroger Sells Convenience Store Holdings for Nearly $2 Billion
25. Why Blackstone Billionaire Tony James Expects Stocks to Drop 20% This Year
26. Apple’s First Big Product Announcement Could Happen in March
27. Last Night’s Super Bowl Ratings Were the Lowest in Eight Years
28. Best Buy Will Stop Selling CDs This Summer
29. Why Qualcomm’s Stock Price Fell After Broadcom Increased Its Bid
30. Bud Light Owes the Entire City of Philadelphia Free Beer
31. Will Companies Compete Away the Tax Cut’s Bounty?
32. Disney Is Taking a Very Different Marketing Approach With ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’
33. Term Sheet — Monday, February 5
34. Broadcom Is Offering Even More Money for Qualcomm. But It Says This Is Its Final Offer
35. Sprint’s Clever AI Robot ‘Evelyn’ Tweaks Verizon
36. The Trump Administration Wants to Change the Way Tips Work. Here’s What You Need to Know
37. Data Sheet—Sprint’s Clever AI Embrace at the Super Bowl
38. Former Intel President Renee James Is Back With New Chip Company, Ampere Computing
39. Uma Thurman, Katie Roiphe, Janet Jackson: Broadsheet Jan. 5th
40. The SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket Will Have a Passenger Inside
41. Bon-Ton Stores Becomes Latest Retailer to March Into Bankruptcy Protection
42. Some People Have a Big Complaint With Apple’s $1,000 iPhone X
43. Another Bank Says Its Credit Cards Can’t Be Used to Buy Bitcoin
44. These Super Bowl Advertisers Were The Other Big Winners in the Eagles’ First Title
45. Powell’s First Test, Samsung Heir, Democratic Memo: CEO Daily for February 5, 2018
46. ‘I Want to Use My Voice to Help:’ Facebook Exec Reveals Incurable Cancer
47. Apple Music Could Soon Overtake Spotify in the U.S.
48. Dodge Ram Defends Its Super Bowl 2018 Ad Featuring MLK Speech
49. Janet Yellen Is Out of the Fed. But She’s Not Out of a Job
50. China Enlists Its ‘Great Firewall’ to Block Bitcoin Websites
51. Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong Has Been Released From Prison After a Successful Appeal
52. The Philadelphia Eagles Have Won Their First Super Bowl in a 41-33 Victory Against the New England Patriots

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