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1. Elon Musk reverses course on charging governments $50,000 for a critical Twitter tool after New York’s subway said no way
2. Key TikTok leader trying to prevent a U.S. ban is leaving because he was given a job described as a ‘poison chalice’
3. Carl Icahn’s net worth plunges $10 billion in a day after a short seller alleged that his financial operations are ‘ponzi-like’
4. Exclusive: A rare #MeToo lawsuit in finance was set to expose Wall Street’s sexist culture. It just settled out of court
5. First Republic’s collapse sends regional bank shares reeling as investors ponder which among them could be next
6. Lyft’s CEO defends laying off 1,100 employees as a way to keep prices down and pay drivers more: ‘We want to be in line with where Uber is’
7. A Las Vegas skyscraper that has been empty for more than a decade will finally open this year as a luxury resort and casino
8. Cocaine and ketamine is found in the system of murdered San Francisco tech exec Bob Lee
9. Tech investor Prosus has learned some lessons about how to best use generative A.I.
10. The economists who studied the tweets that predated the SVB bank run and implosion reveal how social media fuels financial panic
11. Jerry Springer may not have been the first to use the [bleeping] bleep sound, but a media historian says he made it iconic
12. Losing grip strength could be an early warning sign of dementia, but here are 2 ways you can improve it
13. Amazon’s cloud business is clamping down on managers’ freedom to hire in latest cost control—leaked memo
14. Chegg’s shares tumbled nearly 50% after the edtech company said its customers are using ChatGPT instead of paying for its study tools
15. Apple and Google are teaming up to stop bad actors from using tracking devices to stalk people
16. Cancer-causing toxins are in shampoos, body lotions, and cleaning products. Here’s what experts want you to know
17. Prince Charles fancies himself a ‘defender of faith’ as he invites Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh leaders to his coronation
18. A.I.’s threat to jobs is not hypothetical—just ask IBM’s boss
19. After coming for Jack Dorsey and Adani, short-seller Hindenburg  goes after Carl Icahn and accuses him of a ‘Ponzi-like’ corporate setup
20. Job openings just fell to their lowest level in 2 years—and layoffs to their highest level in even longer
21. You may not get the raise you want if you switch jobs—but it’s still the best way to get a pay bump
22. Ryan Reynolds’ Welsh soccer team is celebrating a league promotion with an open bus tour through Wrexham
23. Stanford researchers scoured every reputable study for the link between video games and gun violence that politicians point to. Here’s what the review found
24. Charles Schwab’s daughter thinks Americans need to know more about money—and is cautious of crypto
25. Why the AAPI ‘umbrella’ can do more harm than good in the workplace
26. The top 3 lessons Bill Gates taught this former Microsoft VP
27. Tennis legend Serena Williams and supermodel Karlie Kloss both revealed their pregnancies at the Met Gala
28. Bernie Sanders calls for income over $1 billion to be taxed at 100%: ’People can make it on $999 million’
29. Big-city dog owners are dealing with an epidemic of marijuana butt poisonings as the number of canine cannabis cases surges 300% in 5 years
30. Legendary Canadian folk singer Gordon Lightfoot dies at 84
31. The state of California is suing one of its own cities for blocking a housing project for homeless people in a quaint area called ‘Old Town’
32. America’s nuclear waste capital wants to keep up their cottage industry even though New Mexico wants the authority to crack down
33. 25-year-old drunk driver going 65mph on a beach road kills a 34-year-old bride leaving her wedding reception in a golf cart: police
34. 8 Ivy League schools got $5.5 billion in donations from foundations in 2019, while the 99 historically Black colleges and universities got $45 million
35. An Oregon politician turned to a secret $10,000 monthly deal with a weed firm because her $77,000 salary couldn’t cover her student loans and divorce
36. Citibank CEO ‘very pleased’ First Republic’s demise eliminates the last big threat from banking’s recent turmoil
37. Tesla raises the price on Model 3 and Model Y after a series of cuts
38. The new Coinbase and Gemini offshore exchanges and what they mean for crypto
39. The first female fighter pilot in the U.S. Air Force says 30 years of women in combat has made the military stronger
40. Coinbase offshore exchange launches with Bitcoin and Ethereum futures
41. How much the class of 2023 expects to earn in their first entry-level job—and how much employers say they’ll pay
42. Warren Buffett served Japan’s top bosses glasses of Coke while he interviewed them, searching for his next major investment
43. Gemini launches offshore derivatives platform as Winklevoss twins tire of U.S. crypto quagmire
44. ‘The Godfather of A.I.’ warns of ‘nightmare scenario’ where artificial intelligence begins to set itself objectives like gaining power
45. Samsung threatens to fire employees if they leak data to A.I. chatbots like ChatGPT
46. Managers want workers back in the office in the name of productivity—but employees have very different ideas about what productivity actually is
47. How JPMorgan turned First Republic’s nightmarish week into a dream scenario for shareholders
48. VCs aren’t convinced JPMorgan’s acquisition of First Republic stems the crisis—and big questions remain
49. Future of Finance: Franklin Templeton’s Bayston and Kaul on embracing blockchains as ‘emerging digital nation-states’
50. ‘People are having a hard time affording food’: Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya suggests corporate margins are behind ‘troubling’ food inflation
51. Cancer patients face grave financial barriers to care: ‘There is this dramatic loss of income’
52. Where’s your money? Your bank should be able to tell you
53. Snoop Dogg throws his hat in the ring to buy NHL team: ‘I wanna bring hockey to our community’
54. The U.S. surgeon general just declared the latest public health epidemic: Loneliness
55. The 1994 regulatory loophole that led to Jamie Dimon’s First Republic coup
56. TV and movie writers plan to strike. Late-night shows and ‘Saturday Night Live’ are likely to go dark first

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