#Morning Brew

If you forgot to DVR Tuesday’s episode, here’s the commercial-free recap: Voting rights: The board decided to nix super-voting rights, assigning just one vote per share. The move will dilute Travis Kalanick’s voting power (currently at 16%). Two big Uber investors, Shervin Pishevar and Steve

EU regulators will continue their round-up of multinational “outlaws” today, slapping Amazon (-0.22%) with a several hundred million dollar bill for avoiding EU taxes since 2004 (h/t FT). The European Commission’s head bounty hunter, Margrethe Vestager, alleged Amazon funneled over $3 billion in

“This is one of those huge things that we’ll look back at and marvel on the start of it.” Tim Cook’s pumped about augmented reality. You might be, too, following Apple’s annual event on Tuesday. You’ve Been Hacked Equifax (-13.66%), a consumer credit reporting agency, disclosed that hackers had

“We’re excited to find a second home.” Jeff Bezos is looking beyond Seattle for another headquarters. The question is, will Amazon come to your city? Let’s Do the Robot…Together Even robots need friends. IBM is **[investing $240 million over 10

“Things have been going up for too long.” Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein on the markets. Never a good sign. BiCARtisan Self-driving cars might be the only thing that can bring together politicians on both sides of the aisle. In bipartisan fashion, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the