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1. Bain Capital makes a giant bet on the beleaguered airline industry
2. Ford reveals the redesign of its biggest moneymaker, the F-150 pickup
3. CDC: U.S. coronavirus case count is roughly 10x higher than the 2.3 million confirmed so far
4. Epstein’s victims get a chance to claim a share of his $600 million estate
5. Who are the best health care leaders under 40?
6. Student debt is making it harder to defeat the coronavirus
7. Verizon joins growing list of companies pulling ads from Facebook
8. 11 states are seeing coronavirus cases grow sharply. Here’s the full state-by-state breakdown
9. Lobbyist Jack Abramoff charged in cryptocurrency case, U.S. says
10. New bill would bar federal agencies from using facial-recognition technology
11. Can’t wait for iOS 14? Download the ‘beta’ version for early access
12. Amazon gives Seattle arena an unusual name
13. The U.K.’s 500-year-old Royal Mail faces a world of ‘more parcels and fewer letters’ as it announces major cost cuts
14. Facebook tackles a persistent problem: users sharing old news
15. Texas governor suspends elective surgeries in major cities as the coronavirus overwhelms hospitals
16. PPP loan fraud a ‘significant’ risk, says government watchdog
17. Actors union asks Disney to delay July opening of Florida parks too
18. The Coronavirus Economy: Picking back up with home renovations after the economic shutdown
19. How a ‘creator economy’ could help writers and artists triumph over Facebook and Google
20. Dixie Chicks drop ‘dixie’ from their name and will now be known as The Chicks
21. Wirecard shows auditing is broken. Here’s why—and how to fix it
22. HBO’s ‘I’ll Be Gone in the Dark’ is a testament to Michelle McNamara and ‘survivors’ strength’
23. In Q1, the U.S. economy had its worst quarter since 2008—and that only included two weeks of shutdowns
24. New York City prepares to reopen indoor dining, team sports, and salons on July 6
25. Small-business owners shouldn’t stop innovating during the pandemic
26. Macy’s cutting another 20% of corporate jobs as the coronavirus pummels sales
27. Is 2020 is the year of companies breaking up with their nostalgia-laden businesses?
28. Facebook faces ad boycott blues
29. Wirecard files for insolvency, capping a wild week that saw billions vanish from its books and its former CEO under arrest
30. Coronavirus cuts to CEO pay were short-lived
31. What Mixer’s meltdown means for Microsoft
32. Valuation: A crisis in the 1990s poised this aerospace stock for a great run in the 2020s
33. The traders are at it again: Shares of bankrupt GNC rise in premarket trading
34. Another 1.48 million people filed for unemployment even as states begin to reopen
35. Sallie Krawcheck’s startup pivots beyond investing
36. Bayer could settle the Roundup cancer litigation, but the drama is far from over
37. Unilever to rename Fair & Lovely skin-lightening cream in India
38. Coronavirus cases surge among adults under 50
39. Disneyland and Disney California Adventure reopenings postponed
40. Biden now leads in 6 states key to Trump’s 2016 victory
41. As hospitalizations hit new records and states impose quarantines, businesses reconsider reopening
42. The big question now is how to reopen
43. Pop-up retail was made for the pandemic
44. Jumpy investors grapple with a dreaded record-high—in coronavirus cases
45. Q&A: PGA golfer Troy Merritt on golf returning as one of the first live sports on television
46. Former Honeywell CEO David Cote just wrote one of the best guides ever on how to lead a company
47. Why America won’t be going cashless anytime soon
48. British cinemas are confronting the economics of reopening
49. Coming out of a crisis, the boldest companies win
50. Bayer agrees to pay $12 billion in legal settlements, in effort to put Roundup scandal behind it
51. Two-thirds of Americans think the U.S. government is failing on climate change

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