Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Inflation is painfully high, but some relief may be coming, by Stan Choe, Cathay Bussewitz
California may cut rooftop solar incentives as market booms, by Kathleen Ronayne
CNN
Jobs have never been so secure. Bosses have stopped firing people, by Chris Isidore
Food is more expensive than it has been in decades, by Danielle Wiener-Bronner
The Wall Street Journal
Buybacks Hit Record After Pulling Back in 2020, by Karen Langley
Companies Upend Plans on Covid-19 Vaccines and Office Returns, Again, by Chip Cutter, Emily Glazer
CNBC
‘Even Santa himself won’t be able to deliver’: How the global chip shortage could dampen Christmas, by Sam Shead
Millennials overtake Boomers, Gen X as biggest buyers of pickup trucks in U.S. for first time, by Michael Wayland
Reuters
U.S. energy firms push states for carbon markets to spur renewable fuel growth, by Laura Sanicola
Intel shows research for packing more computing power into chips beyond 2025, by Stephen Nellis
News about business journalism
Krause-Jackson is becoming ME for US government coverage at Bloomberg
Atlanta Biz Chronicle moving Suggs to sports and entertainment beat
Williams promoted to ME of Cannabis Business Times
Dow Jones hires Feuer as breaking news reporter
Garrigan swaps Bloomberg for Conde Nast
Financial Post appoints Carmichael editor-in-chief
Carr joining WSJ as rankings editor
Citywire ME Romeo departs for Schroders
NAREE names winners of annual real estate journalism competition
