Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
World stocks gain after Wall Street has best day in 6 weeks, by Elaine Kurtenbach
Fox libel defense at odds with top GOP presidential foes, by David Bauder
CNN
Tesla recalls almost 3,500 Model Y cars for loose bolts, by Ramishah Maruf
It’s Hell Week on Wall Street, by Nicole Goodkind
The Wall Street Journal
EVs Boost Chip Demand Despite Semiconductor Makers’ Woes, by Asa Fitch
What Is a CEO’s Pay Actually Worth?, by Theo Francis
CNBC
Mortgage rates jump back over 7% as inflation fears drive yields higher, by Diana Olick
Nestle, Tyson and other food giants bet on air fryer boom to grow sales, by Amelia Lucas
Reuters
Tesla cuts U.S. Model S and Model X prices between 4% and 9%
Turkish competition board says fines Elon Musk over Twitter takeover
News about business journalism:
Crain’s Detroit unveils redesigned website
Bloomberg Media strikes collaboration in Indonesia
Cheng, head of CNET News, departs after 11 years
How Amazon reporter Rosenblatt finds stories
FT launches US edition of FT Edit
ZDNet senior writer Condon among layoffs
Epp to join “Marketplace” as a reporter
CNET leadership change as Auriemma becomes editor
Our Friday TBN roundup, Carreyrou heads to NYT, more media moves
TechCrunch hires Sung as a senior writer
Avis hired by AFP to be US economics correspondent
CNET editor in chief Guglielmo to step down
How Wired plans to use, and not use, AI
Qwoted 100 profile, NY Times and Formula One, Vice CEO leaves: TBN Ticker for Fri. March 3
Reuters appoints Saito as an enterprise reporter
