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1. The Latest Female CEO in the Fortune 500 Breaks a New Barrier
2. Facebook’s Biggest Problem? A Crisis of Words
3. Wisconsin Must Pay for Transitional Surgeries of Two Transgender Medicaid Recipients, Federal Judge Rules
4. HipChat Maker Atlassian Cedes Chat Software Battle to Slack; Takes Equity Stake
5. SEC Sinks Winklevoss Twins’ Bitcoin ETF Over Fears of Price Manipulation
6. Amazon Boosts Earnings and Profit With Help From Cloud Services, Ads
7. Robert Mueller Reviewing Trump’s Twitter Account for Evidence, Report Says
8. raceAhead: Getting Proximate
9. Blockchain Could Be the Savior of Free Speech
10. LinkedIn Now Lets People Leave Each Other Voice Messages
11. Rep. Jim Jordan Announces Bid for House Speaker
12. The Groupon of China Is Going Public—and It’s More Expensive Than Alibaba, Snap, or Facebook’s IPO
13. Facebook Buys Workplace Software Company Redkix
14. These 3 Countries Pose the Biggest Cyber Threats, U.S. Officials Say
15. UBS Group AG Said to Be Cutting Dozens of Staff
16. Why AMD’s Stock Jumped 14%
17. Secondhand Retailer thredUp Pens Letter to Burberry Over Burned Clothes
18. Russian Hackers Could Have Caused ‘Mass Blackouts,’ Officials Say
19. Amazon Is Getting Into the Tire Business
20. Students’ Robotic Arm Gets Them $130,000 and a Meeting With Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
21. Cylance Tech Chief Leaves to Helm Cyber Startup
22. Drinking Habits Are Changing So Much Anheuser Busch Created a ‘Chief Non-Alcohol Beverages Officer’ Role
23. Snapchat Merges Influencers and Ads With ‘Storytellers’
24. Here’s Why the Chinese Bike-Sharing Startup Ofo Slammed the Brakes in the U.S.
25. Lyft Contemplates Offering Rides Where Your Driver Says Nothing
26. Amazon’s Facial Recognition Linked the Faces of 28 Members of Congress to Mugshots
27. McDonald’s U.S. Comeback Hits A Speed Bump
28. Sandy Hook Victim’s Parents Write Blistering Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg
29. Why Bargain Hunters Are Steering Clear as Facebook Shares Crater
30. Ryanair’s Rivals Want to Hire Its Disgruntled Pilots
31. United Natural Foods to Buy Supervalu for About $2.9 Billion
32. Tommy Hilfiger’s New Clothing Line Rewards You For Wearing It
33. How Panera Got Its Customers to Cut Back on Soda
34. Daimler AG Is Splitting Itself Into 3 Separate Units
35. Americans Are No Longer Drinking Budweiser and Bud Light Beers Like They Once Did
36. Shareholder Wants Zuckerberg Out as Chairman After Facebook Loses $146 Billion
37. Term Sheet — Thursday, July 26
38. Trump Slams Twitter for Allegedly ‘Shadow Banning’ Prominent Republicans
39. Facebook to Release All User Viewing History if People Don’t Chill Out
40. How Peloton Created a Cult Workout in Your Living Room
41. Data Sheet—Making Sense of Facebook’s Deep Plunge
42. Why Facebook’s Stock Market Pain Is Necessary—And Will Continue
43. Venezuela Has a Dubious Plan to Fight Hyperinflation and It Involves Its Cryptocurrency, the Petro
44. Iran Is Planning to Launch Its Own Cryptocurrency In Order to Bust U.S. Sanctions
45. Gwyneth Paltrow, 23and Me, ClassPass: Broadsheet July 26th
46. Need 1,200 Rolls of Toilet Paper? U.S. Embassies Around the World Are Auctioning Off Seriously Bizarre Items
47. World Leaders Want to End Alzheimer’s by 2025. New Clinical Results Show Glimmers of Hope
48. How the Supreme Court Will Continue to Change the Workplace
49. Facebook, Trump and Juncker, Qualcomm and NXP: CEO Daily for July 26, 2018
50. Chick-fil-A Is Officially Going International
51. Global Military Spending Is At Record Levels and Rising
52. The White House Banned a CNN Reporter and Even Fox News Is Crying Foul
53. What the Failure of Qualcomm’s NXP Bid Means for the Chip Industry
54. Why Trump and the EU’s Juncker Are Both Claiming Victory After Their White House Trade Talks
55. Why YouTube Deleted Videos From InfoWars Founder Alex Jones and Gave Him a ‘Strike’
56. Which Mobile Network Is Really the Fastest?

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