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1. Newark Tells Amazon the Web Retailing Giant Still Has a Local HQ2 Option if NYC Backs Out
2. Aurora Cannabis Earnings Reveal More Money, More Problems for Recreational Pot Sales
3. Microsoft Teases a Possible HoloLens 2 Announcement at Mobile World Congress
4. Controversial ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Director’s ‘Red Sonja’ Movie Adaptation Put on Hold
5. Move Over Echo, Amazon to Acquire Alexa-Compatible Wi-Fi Mesh Router Company Eero
6. Is a Tax Refund Ahead in Your 2019? Some Taxpayers Received a Tax Bill Instead
7. Ahead of Hundreds of Layoffs, Activision Blizzard Offers Gamers a Guitar Hero Live Refund
8. Nicki Minaj Pulls Out of BET Concert After Controversial Grammys Tweet
9. Southwest’s Plan to Launch Flights to Hawaii Could Start a Fare War to the Aloha State
10. FDA to Vitamin Makers: Supplements Can’t Cure Alzheimer’s, Cancer, Opioid Addiction
11. Google Is Making Gmail Easier to Use, Starting With a Right Click
12. Brainstorm Health: Supplements Crackdown, Praluent Price Slash, Ebola Outbreak
13. Katy Perry Shoes Pulled From Online Stores After Blackface Controversy
14. Trump’s Artificial Intelligence Initiative Needs to Show Us the Money
15. Hungary Encourages Citizens to Have Sex by Giving Women With 4 Kids Free Income Taxes For Life
16. Immigrants From Honduras and Nepal Are Suing the Trump Administration Over the End of Their Temporary Protected Status
17. Google Debuted AR Navigation in Maps For Some Users Today. Here’s What It’s Like
18. Eating Ultra-Processed Foods Can Lead to a Higher Risk of Death, Study Finds
19. Freshman Democrat Omar Apologizes After Pelosi Pressure Over Anti-Semitic Remarks
20. Samsung Is Finally Going To Show Us Its Foldable Smartphone
21. Cryptocurrency Bear Market Taking a Toll on VC Valuations
22. Trump—and His Opposition—Are Gearing Up for Rallies in El Paso, Texas
23. Have The Grammy Awards Found a New Tune?
24. Give Your Valentine’s Day a Lift With These 7 Wines
25. U.K. PM May to Make Brexit Statement to Parliament on Tuesday
26. U.S. Colleges Raised a Record $47 Billion Last Year
27. Apple Will Partner With Veterans Affairs to Make Medical Information More Accessible to U.S. Veterans
28. McDonald’s Adds Donut Sticks to Breakfast Menu
29. Pro-LGBTQ Laws Outpaced Anti-LGBTQ Laws Across the U.S. in 2018
30. Creator of a Cheating Tool for Grand Theft Auto Online Fined $150,000
31. PG&E Board of Directors Is Restructuring After the Deadly Camp Fire
32. California Gov. Gavin Newsom Pulling National Guard From State’s Border With Mexico
33. How Verizon Wants to Get Customers to Help Speed Up Its 5G Mobile Rollout
34. A.I. Robot Learning to Draw Portraits
35. 50 Tons of Chicken Meals Recalled Due to Fears of Contamination
36. Elon Musk Says ‘Dog Mode’ Is Coming to Tesla Cars This Week
37. Tesla Faces ‘Serious Competition’ From a Detroit Startup, According to Morgan Stanley
38. Term Sheet — Monday, February 11
39. Investment Professionals Don’t Feel Very Confident About 2019
40. Data Sheet—Why Goldman Sachs New CEO Is Coming To San Francisco–And What He May Learn
41. Spies Reportedly Tried to Discredit Critics of Controversial Israeli Spyware Firm NSO Group
42. Trump Set to Announce ‘American Artificial Intelligence Initiative’
43. The World Is Increasingly Wary of the U.S., Says Pew Survey on Global Threats
44. Trump Provides Reasons for ‘Executive Time’, but the Facts Don’t Agree
45. Paul Krugman Believes a Recession Is Coming This Year or Next
46. Grammys 2019, Justin Fairfax, Confidence Gap: Broadsheet for February 11
47. Insects Are Dying Off at a Scary Rate, Putting Humanity at Risk
48. Why Palladium Is Now More Valuable than Gold
49. Adam Schiff Questions Depth of Mueller’s Probe into Trump and Deutsche Bank
50. Shutdown Talks, IMF Backs Fed, Insect Collapse: CEO Daily for February 11, 2019

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