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2. Can Disturbing Graphics Scare People Off of Cigarettes?—Brainstorm Health
3. Man Drove Truck Into Activists During Anti-ICE Demonstration, Protesters Say
4. FCC: There Is ‘Overwelming Support’ for Short, 911-Like Suicide Prevention Hotline
5. Foxconn Execs Update Wisconsin Leaders on Plant Plans, Which Publicly Remain a Mystery
6. Cloudflare Files for IPO Citing Publicity Over 8chan as Risk
7. Why the King of Beers Is Going Green
8. J.C. Penney Cuts Losses and Partners With thredUP
9. DOT Clears Pit Bulls, Miniature Horses to Fly as Service Animals
10. Author Casey Gerald Ponders the Black Experience in an America Shaped by Hate: raceAhead
11. Why Toptal Believes the ‘Talent Economy’ Is the Future of Work
12. VF Corp’s Mantra: Embrace Change and Build Purposeful Brands
13. Regulate Fintechs for What They Do, Not What They Don’t
14. Walmart Reports Stellar U.S. Results Under Cloud of Gun Debate
15. These Are the 2020 Candidates Qualified for the Third Democratic Debate So Far
16. Court Dismisses Trump Admin’s Argument That Detained Child Migrants Don’t Require Personal Hygiene Items
17. How to Watch President Trump’s Crucial New Hampshire Speech Online for Free—Even Without Cable
18. Greta Thunberg Is Shunning Transatlantic Flights. Should You?
19. Genpact CEO: Companies Have a Responsibility to Reduce A.I. Bias
20. The ‘Inverted Yield Curve’ Is Predicting Recession, but What Are Other Indicators Saying?
21. Update Windows 10 Immediately, Warns Microsoft
22. ‘Rape and Incest’ Comments Highlight House Republicans’ Steve King Problem
23. Trump Ties Hong Kong Protests to China Trade Deal in a Move That Could Backfire
24. Israel Bans Entry to U.S. Congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib
25. Retaining Good Employees Is Tougher Than Ever, but Offering Paid Family Leave Can Help
26. Meet Ignacio Anaya García, the Man Who Invented Nachos, In Today’s Google Doodle
27. Out of the Office: Sweet Success With the Founder of Dylan’s Candy Bar
28. WeWork IPO: This Accounting Rule Change is ‘Crushing’ the Company’s Financials
29. ‘A Mess Any Way You Look at It’: 5 of the Weirdest Things in the WeWork IPO Filing
30. Trump 2020 Re-election May Be at Slowing Economy’s Mercy
31. Why Voters in New Hampshire Are Feeling ‘Trumpgret’ Ahead of Rally
32. John Hickenlooper Expected to Drop Out of 2020 Presidential Election
33. How WeWork Incentivized CEO Adam Neumann to Take the Company Public: Term Sheet
34. Gibraltar Frees Held Iran Oil Tanker That U.S. Sought to Seize
35. Home-Buying Startup Flyhomes Lands $141M in New Financing
36. Has Disney Cornered the Family Film Market as Rivals Hit Summer Slumps?
37. Gunman Identified After Philadelphia Shooting and Hourslong Standoff
38. Why Twitter Has Regrets About Killing Vine—Data Sheet
39. WeWork Has an All-Male Board—and It’s Not Alone: The Broadsheet
40. Due to an Unusual Clause, WeWork Founder Could Make Millions If the Company Hits a Market Cap of $90 Billion
41. Fortune’s Fastest-Growing Company: CEO Daily
42. 4 Fast-Growing Companies for Investors Hunting for Bargains
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