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1. Facebook Takes on HQ Trivia With Live Game Shows
2. Device That Fools Tesla’s Autopilot Is in Government’s Crosshairs
3. U.S. Withdraws from United Nations Human Rights Council
4. GE, the Last Original Dow Industrial Stock, Is Out. Walgreens Is In
5. New York Plans to Sue Trump Over Child Separation at Border
6. Starbucks To Close 150 U.S. Stores as Sales Growth Underwhelms
7. Sotheby’s Just Auctioned a Portrait of Pablo Picasso’s ‘Golden Muse’ for Millions
8. Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein Calls Immigrant Family Separations ‘Horrible’ and “Tragic’
9. Australia Fines Apple Millions for Refusing To Repair Bricked iPhones
10. Why Sarepta Stock Skyrocketed 40% Today
11. This Restaurant Was Just Named Best in the World
12. Smoking Falls to an All-Time Low Among U.S. Adults. Here’s How Many People Still Light Up
13. Tesla Built an Assembly Line Inside a Tent for Making Model 3 Cars
14. Amazon Wants Alexa to Act as Your Hotel Room Butler, Starting With Marriott
15. LensCulture Street Photography Awards 2018: See the Winners and Finalists
16. Brainstorm Health: Sarepta Duchenne Therapy, CVS Drug Delivery, Trump’s New Obamacare Move
17. Business Leaders Denounce Family Separations at U.S. Border
18. Trump’s Asylum Policy Is Eerily Similar to America’s During the Holocaust
19. Amazon Orders Animated Series ‘Invincible’ From ‘Walking Dead’ Creator Robert Kirkman
20. Walgreens to Open Senior Care Centers With Humana
21. Tim Cook Speaks Out Against Family Separation at U.S. Border
22. Celebrities Slam Fox News’ Coverage of Immigrant Border Separations
23. Foxwoods CEO Felix Rappaport Dies at 65
24. Cybersecurity Firm CrowdStrike Raises $200 Million at $3 Billion Private Valuation
25. Six Flags Roller Coaster Stuck at Peak Leaves Riders Stranded
26. Snap Shares Tumble After Analyst Reports Declining User Engagement Time
27. Will These Features Finally Help Smartwatch Sales Take Off?
28. U.S. Expected to Withdraw From UN Human Rights Council
29. Uber Is Testing Longer Waits for Lower Fares
30. Baltimore Dunkin Donuts Removes Sign Asking Customers to Report Employees Not Speaking English
31. Facebook Missed Another Senate Deadline on Privacy Questions
32. Trump Could Withdraw From UN’s Human Rights Council Tuesday
33. Puma Clarifies: Jay-Z Is Not Actually President of Basketball Operations
34. Netflix Stock Price Could Hit $500, Analyst Says
35. raceAhead: The Hidden Racism in Industrial Kitchens
36. Juneteenth: America’s Second Independence Day
37. As Blockchain Grows, Companies Look to Avert a Patent War
38. The Freedom of Press Foundation Is Now Accepting Cryptocurrency
39. Why GameStop Is Thinking About Selling Itself
40. Verizon Halts Sale of Some Phone-Location Data
41. This Agriculture Giant Is Bringing in the Drones to Modernize Farming From Cornfields to Vineyards
42. Pizza Hut Promises to Remove Antibiotics From Chicken Wings by 2022
43. Hawaiian Farmers Brave Lava To Harvest Their Crops
44. Three Partners Leave Venture Firm Social Capital Amid Strategy Changes
45. World’s Richest People Have More Than Doubled Their Wealth Since 2008
46. ‘Black Panther’ Star Chadwick Boseman Gifts His MTV Award to Waffle House Hero
47. Google May Be Looking To Do More Than Crack China Market With JD Deal
48. YouTube Glitch Blocks Several Popular Channels
49. CVS Launches Drug Delivery Nationwide as Amazon Threat Looms
50. Facebook’s Engineers Can Open Your Blinking Eyes in Photos Using AI
51. Term Sheet — Tuesday, June 19
52. Data Sheet—Google Might Be Looking to Regain Entry to Chinese Ad Market
53. J.Crew Names New Design Chief to Turnaround Struggling Brand
54. Stock Markets Are Falling Around the World as Fears of a U.S.-China Trade War Grow
55. Millennials, Rejoice! Costco Is Selling New Avocados That Stay Ripe Twice as Long
56. Kirstjen Nielsen and Ivanka Trump on Border Separations, Katrina Lake’s Pregnancy: Broadsheet June 19
57. The City of Charleston is Considering a Slavery Apology. Here’s What It Would Say
58. Why ZTE Shares Are Plunging Again
59. Once a Big Fan, John McAfee Won’t Touch Cryptocurrency ICOs Now Because of SEC ‘Threats’
60. Fujifilm Is Suing Xerox for $1 Billion for Walking Away From Their Merger
61. The World’s Biggest Advertiser Wants Women to Direct 50% of Its Ads by 2023
62. First the ACLU Asked Amazon to Stop Selling Facial Recognition Tech to Police. Now Investors Have Doubts Too
63. CEO Time Management, iPhone China Tariffs, Microsoft ICE: CEO Daily for June 19, 2018
64. Y Combinator’s Favorite Credit Card Just Raised $50 Million from PayPal Founders
65. A Facebook Fundraiser for Border Families Wanted $1,500. It Blew Past That Goal as Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg Chipped In
66. The Trump Administration Told Apple CEO Tim Cook the iPhone Would Be Spared From China Tariffs
67. Microsoft Denounces Trump’s Border Separation Policy—After It’s Slammed for Ties to ICE

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