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1. NASA Successfully Tested a Tiny Nuclear Reactor to Unlock Space Exploration
2. Ex-VW CEO Winterkorn Charged by U.S. in Diesel-Cheating Case
3. Twitter Warns 336 Million Users to Change Their Passwords After Leaving Them Vulnerable to Hackers
4. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Becomes Second Largest U.S. Real Estate Broker
5. Scientists Have Created Synthetic Embryos. Here’s What That Could Mean for Humans
6. Brainstorm Health: Synthetic Embryos, NIH All of Us Project, Trump Drug Price Speech
7. Elon Musk Was Weirder Than Usual on Tesla’s Earnings Call. Here Are the CEO’s Best Lines
8. Amazon Finally Opens Alexa’s Cash-Generating Features to All Developers
9. Boxed Liquor Is On Tap to Bring Hangovers, Savings to Drinkers Nationwide
10. Doing The Good Work
11. What’s Stopping Female Jobseekers From Landing Interviews? Their ‘A’ Grades, Says Study
12. How to Tell If Your Kroger Ground Beef Has Been Recalled for Plastic Contamination
13. JetBlue A320 Redesign Promises to Bring Wider Seats, More Legroom, and ‘Humanity’ to Air Travel
14. Kellogg’s Sales Are Being Revived Not by Cereal, But Pringles Chips
15. Impeach Scott Pruitt for Dismantling the EPA, Not His First-Class Flights
16. Why Jay-Z Is Being Subpoenaed by the SEC
17. Are You Underpaying Your Babysitter? Check Out the Averages in Your City
18. Apple Watch Credited With Saving a Man’s Life
19. NYC Renters Paid an Extra $616 Million Thanks to Airbnb
20. Hillary Clinton Sees Too Much Political Power Amassing In Big Business
21. Study: Over 800 West Hollywood Buildings Could Be Damaged in an L.A. Earthquake
22. Why Spotify Will Never Make Money
23. Satire: Facebook Users Excited for Several New Data Breach Opportunities
24. ‘We Took a Negative and Turned It Into a Positive’: Black Men Arrested at Starbucks Speak Out After Reaching Settlement
25. Verizon CEO Dismisses Sprint-T-Mobile Merger: ‘We Don’t Care’
26. Anheuser-Busch Orders 800 Hydrogen-Electric Semis From Tesla Competitor
27. Reddit Plans to Take Bitcoin Once Again—Along With Litecoin and Ethereum
28. Term Sheet — Thursday, May 3
29. VW Just Ordered $48 Billion in Electric Car Batteries. That’s About What Tesla Is Worth Right Now
30. Data Sheet—Big Companies Have Too Much Political Power, Hillary Clinton Says
31. Rudy Giuliani Just Made Trump’s Stormy Daniels Scandal Even Messier
32. Weinstein Sale, Tom Brokaw, Redskins Cheerleaders: Broadsheet May 3
33. Richard Branson Enters a New Frontier: Private Equity
34. Why Comcast and Goldman Sachs Just Put $100 Million Into Cleaning Up Wedding Planning
35. Subway’s CEO Made the Surprise Announcement That She’s Retiring
36. Why Kim Kardashian Is Talking With Jared Kushner About a Presidential Pardon
37. Testy Tesla, Spotify Tumble, Soybean Switch: CEO Daily for May 3, 2018
38. Adidas CEO Would Really Rather Not Talk About Kanye West’s Comments on Slavery
39. Tesla Shares Keep Tanking After Elon Musk Disses Wall Street Analysts’ ‘Boring, Bonehead Questions’
40. Petco and PetSmart Beware: Amazon Is Muscling Into Pet Products With Its Own Brand
41. 18 House Republicans Formally Nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
42. Amazon Threatens Seattle Over New Tax That Would Help the Homeless
43. China’s Xiaomi Files in Hong Kong for the World’s Biggest IPO Since 2014

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