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1. Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan Is Wall Street’s Most Unlikely Star
2. With Brexit’s Trade Future Unsure, British Companies Don’t Keep Calm, They Stockpile On
3. Netflix Takes Off Investor Blindfold to Offer Peek Into Ratings Data on ‘Bird Box,’ Other Top Shows
4. Trump Follows Travel Cancellation for Pelosi With Same for Davos Delegation
5. Elizabeth Warren Wants Wells Fargo to be Expelled From College Campuses
6. Brainstorm Health: Apple Watch and J&J, Ideal Diet, FDA Diabetes Vote
7. Bill Gates Says These Global Health Investments Were the Best He’s Ever Made. Here’s Why
8. What Does Netflix Fear? No, Not HBO. Fortnite
9. Judge Strikes Down Wisconsin’s Lame-Duck Election Changes That Limited Early Voting
10. Vaccine Hesitancy Joins Climate Change on World Health Organization’s 2019 Global Health Threats List
11. Netflix’ Stock Falls 4.8% After Showing Strong Subscriber Growth But Disappointing Revenue
12. Dead Newborn Baby Found in Amazon Warehouse in Bathroom Trash Can
13. raceAhead: New Lawsuit Alleges Racist Harassment at an Ohio GM Plant
14. Observing Students Watch ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Taught Neuroscientists New Things About the Human Brain
15. The U.S. State Department Is Calling Furloughed Employees Back to Work
16. Tim Cook Thinks Consumers Should Have More Control Over Their Data
17. How 1850s America Offers a Model for Escaping Poverty
18. New York FBI Has Started An Unofficial ‘Food Bank’ For Unpaid Agents During Government Shutdown
19. Trump Issues a Cutting Letter to Pelosi, Postponing Her Trip Abroad
20. Looking for a Shooting Star? A Satellite Might Be Able to Create ‘Meteor Showers’ On Demand
21. Facebook Removed Hundreds More ‘Inauthentic’ Accounts Linked to Russia
22. Republicans Go Against Trump to Back Bid to Keep Deripaska Sanctions
23. New York Pledges to Become Carbon Free by 2040 in Statewide Green New Deal
24. Why Hackers Had Thousands of DNA Tests Delivered to Random People Over the Holidays
25. Zales and Kay Parent Signet Hints at Store Closings After Weak Holiday Season
26. 10 U.S. Cities Where Employees Are Happiest—and Most Miserable
27. Hate Assembling IKEA Furniture? This Robot Might Be Able to Help
28. Songs Are Getting Shorter. Blame the Economics of Streaming Music
29. Angry Train Crash Survivors Claim Netflix Used Disaster Footage in “Bird Box”
30. Thousands More Children Were Separated at Border Than First Reported, HHS Watchdog Finds
31. MIT and Stanford Professors Are Designing a Cryptocurrency to Top Bitcoin: Unit-e
32. It’s Not in Your Head: Food Recalls Are On the Rise
33. Les Moonves Wants His $120 Million Severance and He’s Going to Fight CBS for It
34. Gymboree Plans To Close After Post-Bankruptcy Comeback Fails
35. Here’s How to Find Out if Your Email Was One of the 773 Million Exposed in Massive Data Breach
36. Trump’s Tariffs Are Benefiting U.S. Coffers by Billions—But Americans Are the Ones Paying
37. Mercedes-Benz’s Van of the Future Delivers People and Cargo
38. President Trump’s Base May Be Starting to Abandon Him, According to a New Poll
39. Americans Drank 7.9 Billion Gallons of Booze Last Year
40. GoFundMe Is Churning a Big Business in Raising Money for Medical Bills
41. China Blasts Apple, Amazon for References to Taiwan and Hong Kong
42. Activist Shareholders Push Amazon to Stop Selling Facial Recognition Software
43. Grayscale Adds Ripple Competitor Stellar to Crypto Portfolio
44. What Comes Next for Brexit: U.K. Parliament to Vote on ‘Plan B’
45. Term Sheet — Thursday, January 17
46. Data Sheet—Why Amazon Is Teaching the World About A.I., Space, and Robots
47. ScaleFactor Raises $30 Million to Expand Robot Bookkeeper Service, Eyes Loan Market
48. Why This Venture Capitalist Believes Uber Is a Better Bet Than Lyft
49. Mastercard Will Protect Users from Expensive Free Trial Forgetfulness
50. U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 5 Week-Low Despite Government Shutdown
51. The 2019 Government Shutdown: How It Stacks Up, and What It Really Costs
52. Amazon Prime Has More Than 100 Million U.S. Subscribers
53. Why Elon Musk Is Ending Tesla’s Customer Referral Program
54. U.S. CEOs Are More Worried About Cybersecurity Than a Possible Recession
55. Trump Fixer Michael Cohen Tried to Rig Presidential Election Polls, Says Tech Consultant
56. More Trouble for Huawei: U.S. Lawmakers Question “Threat” of Solar Panels
57. Upskirt Photos, Citi Pay Gap, Caregiving Crisis: Broadsheet January 17
58. Michigan State Is Losing Another President Over the Larry Nassar Scandal
59. How Workday Focuses on Improving Its Workplace Culture Every Day
60. The 50 Best Workplaces in Technology
61. ‘The Most Equitable Climate Solution:’ Janet Yellen and 3 Other Ex-Fed Chairs Back a Carbon Tax Plan
62. Threats to the World’s Wild Coffee Supply Are Putting Your Morning Cup at Risk
63. Congress Has a Gender Pay Problem — and Republicans Are the Worst Offenders
64. New Diet Recommendations Aimed at Saving the Planet Urge Dramatic Changes in Americans’ Eating Habits
65. Warren Buffett Remembers Vanguard Founder John Bogle as a Wall Street Revolutionary
66. The Next Phase of Globalization: Cheap Labor Is Out, the Best Talent Is In
67. Huawei, Brexit, Jack Bogle: CEO Daily for January 17, 2019
68. Microsoft Pledges $500 Million to Tackle Seattle’s Affordable Housing Crisis

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