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1. How Elon Musk’s Twitter Blocking Could Land Him In SEC Trouble
2. Apple Orders a Sitcom from ‘It’s Always Sunny’ Creators Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day
3. Microsoft Demands Violent Threats Be Removed from Gab.ai. Neo-Nazi Complies
4. Facebook Says It Will Ban Any Content That Could ‘Financially Endanger People’
5. Who Helped Trump Most in the 2016 Presidential Election? Nonvoters, Pew Study Says
6. Women Open Up About Why They Avoid Doing Business With Friends
7. Trump PAC Asks Supporters to Vote on a ‘Space Force’ Logo for Campaign Gear Its Selling
8. ‘Turn the Plane Around.’ Judge Orders Justice Department to Return Asylum Seeker to America
9. Facebook Gives the Boot to 3D-Printed Gun Blueprints
10. Brainstorm Health: Doctor Opioid Letters, Suboxone Suit, Sperm Count Debate
11. Tesla Stock Drops, Wiping Out Elon Musk’s Twitter-Fueled ‘Going Private’ Rally
12. Melania Trump’s Parents Have Become U.S. Citizens
13. Avnet CEO Tells Wall Street “Our Stock Price Will Start to Soar”
14. raceAhead: Breaking the Multi-Colored Glass Ceiling
15. These Major U.S. News Sites Are Blocked in the EU
16. The SEC Is Intensifying Its Probe of Tesla: Report
17. Fortnite for Android Launches Today — But Only for Samsung Devices
18. Why Wall Street Is So Worried About Intel’s Problems With Moore’s Law
19. California Man Arrested in Suspected Connection to Holy Fire
20. Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte Might Come Early in 2018
21. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 Comes With Big Power and a Hefty Price Tag
22. Samsung Debuts Upgraded Smartwatch and Smart Speaker to Combat Apple
23. The List of Perks at Deutsche Bank Is Shrinking Fast
24. The Army Temporarily Stops Discharging Immigrant Recruits, Report Says
25. 41% of Americans Say They Won’t Ever Invest In Cryptocurrencies
26. Are Trading Apps Safe? Not All of Them, Report Finds
27. Atlantic Could Spawn Up to 7 Hurricanes in the 2018 Storm Season
28. Elon Musk’s Plan to Take Tesla Private ‘Doesn’t Make Sense,’ Janus CEO Says
29. Trump’s Space Force Needs $8 Billion Over 5 Years, Pence Says
30. Americans Fund Most of the World’s Drug Research. Here’s How Trump Can End That
31. Facebook’s Traffic Is Down Nearly 50% in 2 Years
32. Puerto Rico Says More Than 1,400—Not 64—People Died in Hurricane Maria
33. Argentina Abortion, #MeToo in China, Justin Trudeau: Broadsheet August 10
34. Party City Becomes Latest Retailer to Turn to Amazon for Growth
35. Goose Island Will Release 8 Different Bourbon County Brand Stout Variants This Year
36. Here’s Why Apple Isn’t Kicking Alex Jones’ InfoWars Out of Its App Store
37. Atlanta School Drops Pledge of Allegiance
38. What Walmart and JD.com’s Latest Investment Means for Chinese Retail
39. Term Sheet — Thursday, August 9
40. Tribune Scuttles $3.8 Billion Merger With Sinclair, Sues for Breach of Contract
41. Google Doodle Honors Mary G. Ross. Here’s Why
42. Data Sheet—How Unlimited Mobile Data Plans Got to Be Such a Mess
43. Why Measles Is Back in the Americas
44. Aldi Is Expanding in the U.S. With These New Products
45. Meet the 15-Year-Old Who Is the New Champion of Microsoft Excel
46. The Rite Aid and Albertsons Merger Is Officially Off—Here’s Why
47. Chris Collins, New York and Uber, Replacing Moonves: CEO Daily for August 9, 2018
48. Justin Trudeau Finally Weighs in on the Canada-Saudi Arabia Rift Over Women’s Rights
49. Ikea Opens Its First Store in India and Bets Localization Will Win Over the Middle Class
50. Why Argentina’s Failed Abortion Vote Matters So Much
51. Rashida Tlaib, Mixing Business and Friends: Broadsheet August 9

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