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1. Disney Does Right by Star Wars Fans, Announces ‘The Clone Wars’ Cartoon Will Return
2. eBay’s Stock Tumbles 10% One Day After Disclosing Mass Layoffs
3. Microsoft Says Russia Has Already Tried to Hack 3 Campaigns in the 2018 Election
4. Senate Rebukes Trump Over Putin Meeting. Minutes Later, White House Announces Invitation to Putin
5. Drug Giant Novartis Is Temporarily Backing Off Price Increases Following Trump Pressure
6. IHOP President on IHOb: ‘Literally Everyone on the Planet’ Knows It Sell Burgers Now
7. Fortune’s 40 Under 40 List
8. Brainstorm Health: Fortune 40 Under 40, Drug Prices, Liver Disease Deaths
9. raceAhead: Fortune’s 40 Under 40 List
10. Google Maps Is Testing Motorcycle Directions in Asia
11. Spotify Adds Tool Allowing Artists to Communicate With Playlist Editors
12. Burberry Burned $37 Million Worth of Products to Protect Its Brand
13. These Are the Smartphones With the Highest Failure Rates
14. AMC and Facebook Team Up to Make Buying Movie Tickets Easier
15. Chance the Rapper Buys Local News Site to Amplify ‘Diverse Voices and Content’
16. Alphabet’s Loon Will Send Internet-Beaming Balloons to Kenya
17. Join Fortune and Worldz in Los Angeles This October for our ‘Future 50’ List Reveal
18. Starbucks’ First U.S. ‘Signing Store’ Will Serve Deaf Customers
19. Trump Administration Proposes Revamping the Endangered Species Act
20. Trump ‘Not Thrilled’ With Fed’s Interest Rate Hikes
21. DoorDash Names Prabir Adarkar as CFO; Led Global Finance at Uber
22. Apple Releases 3rd iOS 12 Beta to Everyone. Here’s What’s New
23. Burger King Provides Free Cheeseburgers for Life for Terminally Ill Dog
24. Colonel Sanders’ Family Speaks Out Against Papa John Founder’s Accusations
25. MoviePass Competitor Sinemia Is Now Offering Plans as Low as $3.99 a Month
26. Trump Didn’t Betray America. He Wants to Restore the Old U.S.-Russia Alliance
27. ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Was Announced by Bill Clinton 25 Years Ago
28. Exclusive: Verizon Extends Union Contract, Avoiding Possibly Tough Labor Talks Next Year
29. How Fortune’s 40 Under 40 Gets Stuff Done
30. Delta CEO: Economy is Strong and Travel Demand is the “Highest We’ve Seen in Our History”
31. CNN’s Jeff Zucker Is Taking Leave for Heart Surgery
32. ‘The Brady Bunch’ House Is for Sale
33. Comcast Ends Its Bidding War With Disney for 21st Century Fox
34. New York’s Fire Island Shuts Down After Attacks—But Sharks Are All Over the East Coast
35. More Than 100 U.S. Gymnasts Accept Arthur Ashe Award at Emotional ESPYs Ceremony
36. Term Sheet — Thursday, July 19
37. Tesla’s Shares Slip Over Fears of Increase in Model 3 Cancellations
38. Data Sheet—Some of the Best Opportunities in Tech Are Beyond U.S. Borders
39. Reddit Users Are Manipulating Google Images to Associate ‘Idiot’ with Donald Trump
40. Uber Just Hired Its First Chief Privacy Officer
41. New York Is About to Crack Down on Home-Sharing Platforms Like Airbnb
42. Where to Invest When the Bull Market Ends
43. Don’t Let the Business Cycle Run You Over
44. Auto Tariffs, Musk Donations, Wendy’s and Papa John’s: CEO Daily for July 19, 2018
45. Fortune 40 Under 40, Office Romance, Mandy Ginsberg: Broadsheet July 19th
46. MGM Sued Las Vegas Shooting Victims. Now People Are Calling For a Boycott of the Chain
47. The Sierra Club Boss Tried to Help Elon Musk Deflect Criticism Over His GOP Donation—Now Employees Are Angry
48. Michelle Obama Is Quietly Wading Into the Midterms—But Not in the Way Democrats Had Hoped
49. A Weed Producer Is Raising Capital in a U.S. IPO for the First Time 
50. The End is Near For the Economic Boom

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