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1. Amazon’s cloud business just had its slowest growth in years, but CEO Andy Jassy says an A.I. spending ‘deluge’ is coming
2. New York’s subway will no longer post alerts on Twitter after Elon Musk demanded $50,000 per month
3. Pop star Ed Sheeran serenades the jury with his guitar during a trial for allegedly stealing a Marvin Gaye classic
4. Tucker Carlson’s exit from Fox News has been a disaster for its ratings and a windfall for rival Newsmax
5. CEO turnover hits 5-year high as companies brace for continued disruption
6. A.I. startup that gets us ‘closer to general intelligence’ sees $582M valuation jump in 14 months with Andreessen backing
7. Mike Pence gives milestone testimony about Donald Trump’s crusade to overturn the 2020 presidential election
8. Mark Zuckerberg’s wealth grows $10 billion after Meta’s shares catapult 14% on strong earnings and a ‘year of efficiency’
9. How to watch the 2023 NFL Draft for free—and without cable
10. Amazon adds to a streak of stronger-than-expected Big Tech earnings that sends its shares soaring 9%
11. Microsoft’s policy chief gets tough with British regulators after the company’s charm offensive fails to push through its Activision Blizzard deal
12. Clubhouse goes from a buzzy pandemic-era chat startup frequented by Oprah and Elon Musk to slashing its workforce by more than half
13. Charlie Javice, who sold her startup Frank for $175 million and is accused of fraud, is running out of money
14. An attorney for a British tabloid is using Prince Harry’s own comments against him to try and throw out his phone hacking lawsuit
15. Patrick Stewart’s agent convinced him ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ would quickly bomb so there was no harm in signing a 6-year deal to play Picard
16. Billionaire Ray Dalio just spent 13 days in China and has advice for the world’s 2 great powers ‘on the brink of going to war with each other’
17. The latest GDP numbers have economists fearing more than just a recession: ‘The U.S. might well be facing stagflation’
18. Fed Chair Jerome Powell was tricked into a phone call by Russian pranksters posing as Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy
19. Randstad CEO: ‘Extending flexibility to all workers is the key to a more equal society’
20. Robinhood to let customers buy crypto using outside wallets and apps: ‘Our conviction in the future of Web3 remains strong’
21. How Queen Camilla is preparing for coronation: ‘She’ll just get on with it. And that is really her mantra.’
22. Woman suing Donald Trump for rape testifies she’s been vilified on social media as ‘ugly’ and a ‘liar’
23. California is voting on ambitious new clean energy rules for trains as environmentalists decry the ‘diesel crisis’
24. You’ll get a refund if you bought an Amazon Halo device in the past year
25. Gavin Newsom and big business are rumbling with California Democrats who want to soak 2,500 large firms with $7.2 billion in new taxes
26. A new bipartisan bill would crack down on underage social media use in the U.S.—but child advocates see a problem
27. Kurt Vonnegut dominated college graduation speeches because he was an offbeat voice of reason and unlikely youth hero
28. How a new federal grant could pay for your MPH degree
29. Google Cloud partners with Polygon Labs, adding yet again to its growing roster of Web3 firms
30. CU Boulder launches an online master’s in computer science that doesn’t require an application—and costs less than $16K
31. Why this cybersecurity recruiter is ‘bullish’ on hiring
32. Elon Musk, famous maker of 420 jokes, just made Twitter even friendlier to weed ads
33. ‘You can’t trust A.I.’: Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang warns of negative impact
34. It’s almost time for the Met Gala—Here’s everything you need to know about the fashion event of the year
35. Elon Musk’s lawyers argue recordings of him touting Tesla Autopilot safety could be deepfakes, so a judge is bringing him in to clarify in testimony
36. Biden’s guests for a fancy black-tie dinner with South Korea’s president include Angelina Jolie, Chip and Joanna, and snowboarder Chloe Kim
37. The governor of Virginia is trying to persuade Japanese chipmakers to invest in his state and pivot away from Chinese supply chains
38. Last week’s SpaceX Starship explosion might have sparked a fire that burned 3.5 acres
39. Jerry Springer, icon of trashy 1990s television, dies at 79
40. The long-awaited recession still hasn’t arrived. Here are 5 ways to know we’re in an official downturn.
41. French people are literally banging pots and pans to let President Macron know they’re mad he’s raising the retirement age to 64
42. Jack Dorsey is the hero that crypto—and the internet—needs right now
43. Remote work is killing the 30-year-old nonprofit behind ‘Take Our Kids to Work Day’
44. Ron DeSantis dismisses Disney lawsuit as political: ‘They’re upset because they’re having to live by the same rules as everybody else’
45. CVS Health CEO Karen Lynch wants better care for new moms at risk of postpartum depression: ‘We never talk about it’
46. The economy lost more than half of its momentum last quarter as higher interest rates take a toll
47. HR leaders are getting battered by crises—and it’s leading to burnout and higher turnover
48. Sweden’s Klarna burned through $100 million a month to become a buy-now-pay-later giant in the U.S. Can ChatGPT help it turn a profit again?
49. Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon are the product of America’s media landscape. It’s time to meet the exhausted majority’s rising demand for positive journalism
50. Powerful new obesity drug from Eli Lilly expected to be one of best selling drugs of all time, with sales over $50bn a year
51. San Francisco is dropping ban on city contracting with companies in anti-LGBT states
52. What HR leaders need to know about the NYC bill banning weight discrimination
53. How one employer’s response to a candidate’s rejection was such a company culture ‘green flag’ that it convinced the job seeker to change her mind
54. One venture capital firm is putting all of its cards—and $100M—on the middle of the country
55. Bill Gates got $2 billion richer after Microsoft mentioned A.I. more than 50 times on its earnings call 
56. Circle turns to Customers Bank for USDC payment settlement, looks to recover market position
57. The key to protecting your mental health at work comes down to one thing, according to the U.S. Surgeon General
58. How an unusually diverse team of VCs is putting $100M to work in Oklahoma
59. ‘Greedflation’ is the European Central Bank’s latest headache amid fears it’s the key culprit for price hikes
60. America’s adult smoking rate just hit an all-time low in 2022
61. America’s pandemic plan ‘failed in the first week’ of COVID, former White House advisor Deborah Birx says. ‘We’re not ready’ for the next one
62. Is it smart to be a ‘stupid genius’ like Elon Musk?
63. House Republicans narrowly pass debt ceiling bill Democrats call a ‘ransom note’, in bid to force Biden to cut spending to avoid default
64. Tucker Carlson finally breaks his silence after being fired by Fox
65. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy says ending loneliness could heal the partisan divide: ‘It’s hard to hate people up close’

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