Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Judge digs into Apple app store policies as Epic trial ends, by Michael Liedtke
Florida law seeks to rein in large social media companies, by Brendan Farrington
CNN
Crypto investors to Elon Musk: Please stop tweeting!, by Paul R. La Monica
The US economy is closer than ever to ‘back to normal.’ But we’ve still got a long way to go, by Anneken Tappe
The Wall Street Journal
Amazon Nears Deal to Buy Hollywood Studio MGM, by Juliet Chung, Joe Flint, Erich Schwarzel
From ‘FBI’ to ‘The Wonder Years,’ TV Networks Bet on More Franchises, Reboots, by Joe Flint, Suzanne Vranica
CNBC
Lordstown Motors shares tumble after company slashes 2021 production plans, says it needs more capital, by Michael Wayland
Peloton to invest $400 million to build its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Ohio, by Lauren Thomas
Reuters
Investor opposition to U.S. CEO pay at its highest ever -report, by Jessica Dinapoli
Global property markets ready to soar this year, by Shrutee Sarkar
News about business journalism
Ojalvo, formerly with Quartz, hired by The Fuller Project
Time is expanding its business news staff
Worth, Techonomy launching new lists
WSJ names Scurria bureau chief of WSJ Pro Bankruptcy
Bax, formerly with Bloomberg, joins International Crisis Group
Wessels, formerly with Bloomberg, named Finance Media managing director
CNBC is selling an NFT to honor former anchor Haines
Hercher joins AdExchanger to cover ad tech, media and commerce
Cheddar hires Nieves as an anchor
Wired taps Williams as deputy global editorial director
