Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
U.S. stocks jump as tensions with North Korea appear to ease, by Marley Jay
One-fifth of Americans find workplace hostile or threatening, by Paul Wiseman
Bloomberg
U.S. oil drillers keep pressure on OPEC with record shale output, by Catherine Traywick
Herbalife, Nu Skin shares plunge on fears of China crackdown, by Nick Turner and Matthew Townsend
Fortune
Target poaches WalMart, General Foods execs for food business, by Phil Wahba
Snap’s incredible, vanishing pile of cash, by Shawn Tully
Reuters
JPMorgan launches new algo-driven “dark pool” for stocks, by John McCrank
Buffett’s Berkshire adds Synchrony, sheds GE, by Jonathan Stempel
News about business journalism
“Planet Money” to host trade session on international trade
WSJ reporter Reinhard joins Washington Post investigative team
This date in business journalism
2012: Newsday launches new Sunday business section
2007: Barrons.com unveils new design
Business journalism birthday
Aug. 15: Tara Lachapelle of Bloomberg Gadfly
Aug. 15: Katie Roof of TechCrunch
Aug. 15: Spencer Soper of Bloomberg
