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1. A Major DNA-Testing Company Is Sharing Some of Its Data With the FBI. Here’s Where It Draws the Line
2. Become an Armchair Quarterback With These Amazon Alexa Super Bowl Skills
3. Foxconn, Following ‘Personal Conversation’ with Trump, Revives Plans for an LCD Plant in Wisconsin
4. Days Before the Super Bowl, the FBI Goes Drone Hunting Around Atlanta
5. Nintendo’s ‘Dr. Mario World’ Will Arrive on iOS and Android This Summer
6. Vaping May Be a Gateway to Cigarette Smoking for Teens, Study Says
7. GM Layoffs of More Than 4,000 Salaried Workers Will Begin on Monday
8. Did Snopes and Facebook End Their Fact-Checking Partnership? Mostly True
9. Brainstorm Health: Brexit Stockpile, Novartis Cell Therapy, San Francisco Soda Health Warnings
10. Apple Apologizes for Major FaceTime Glitch That Allowed Eavesdropping
11. GOP Megadonors Give $500,000 to Legal Fund for Trump Aides Caught Up In Russia Probe
12. Feeling Lucky for the Super Bowl? This Bezos-Backed App Could Make You $250K Richer
13. Trump Said There’s a ‘Good Chance’ He’ll Declare a National Emergency to Fund His Border Wall
14. Google Unveils a Sojourner Truth Google Doodle on the First Day of Black History Month
15. raceAhead: Howard Schultz – Spoiler or Savior?
16. Here’s Why The David Bowie ‘Stardust’ Biopic Won’t Feature ‘Ziggy Stardust’—Or Any Bowie Songs
17. Vice Media to Lay Off 10% of Global Staff
18. Killing 22 Hogs a Minute, Meatpackers Test Old Limits of Safety
19. How the Government Shutdown Did (and Didn’t) Affect U.S. Employment
20. How Much Are Babysitters Making Around the Country?
21. Michael Bloomberg Is Said to Be Building a Massive Data-Driven Political Operation to Beat Trump
22. 5 Key Takeaways From Donald Trump’s New York Times Interview
23. U.S. Will Leave Soviet-Era INF Treaty With Russia, Trump Says
24. Papa Johns Abandons Search For Buyer, Looks for Investors Instead
25. How TV Took Over Sundance
26. Walmart to Pay Hourly Workers for Sick Leave in Overhaul of Employment Policies
27. Country’s Biggest Mall Owner Warns Retail Apocalypse May Not Be Over
28. Why Your Phone Battery Dies in Cold Weather
29. Why H&M Just Hired the Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower
30. Term Sheet — Friday, February 1
31. Data Sheet—Cracking the Code of Apple’s Notorious Secrecy Efforts
32. Why VC Firm Kleiner Perkins Wants to ‘Return to Its Roots’ With a New $600M Fund
33. U.S. Stocks Have Their Best January in 30 Years
34. The Net Neutrality Battle Continues in Court on Friday
35. The Government Shutdown Pushed Up U.S. Unemployment Rate in January
36. A Smaller and Cheaper Nintendo Switch Could Ship in 2019
37. Why San Francisco Cannot Put Health Warnings on Soda Bottles
38. Cory Booker Enters the 2020 Presidential Race
39. Heidi Cruz, Paycheck Fairness Act, Julia Hartz: Broadsheet February 1
40. What Is Birth Tourism? U.S. Arrests China-Linked Operators for the First Time
41. Apple Makes Nice With Google and Facebook, Letting Them Run Employee-Only iOS Apps Again
42. Trump’s Steel Tariffs Have Forced the EU to Launch Quotas on Steel Imports
43. ‘Like a Big Mac, But Actually Big:’ Burger King’s Blatant Trolling of McDonald’s in Sweden Is Something to Behold
44. It’s Freezing in the U.K. For Some Citizens, That Means a Cold Weather ‘Bonus’
45. Why Ctrip, China’s Largest Online Travel Agent, Will Be Celebrating Chinese New Year
46. China Talks, Pierre Nanterme, Amazon India: CEO Daily for February 1, 2019
47. The Day After the Super Bowl Costs Companies Half a Billion Dollars in Productivity

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