Some of Friday’s top stories:
The New York Times
Analysts ask what’s next for Google, by Conor Dougherty
Yellen goes on road to investigate health of the jobs market, by Binyamin Appelbaum
The Wall Street Journal
Jimmy Choo lists in London, with shares at bottom of range, by Jana Simmons
Airbus cuts production plan for A330 jetliner, by Robert Wall
Credit Suisse reshuffles investment bank management, by John Letzing
The Associated Press
Thinner iPads, sharper iMacs in Apple’s lineup, by Anick Jesdanun and Brandon Bailey
Morgan Stanley’s income nearly doubles, by The Associated Press
Yara, CF Industries abandon merger talks, by The Associated Press
Bloomberg
Pimco to Blackstone preparing to feast after yield surge, by Laura Keller and Jody Shenn
Business Insider
A Caribbean Cruise ship can’t dock because of a worker who may have had contact with the Ebola virus, by Dina Spector
Today in business journalism
Claman of Fox Business on the art of interviewing
Biz journalists win Front Page Awards
CNBC’s Insana launching daily podcast
CNNMoney.com grows audience by betting on video
IBT tech editor Learmonth takes over media and culture coverage
This date in business journalism history
2007: Why is the dumping of CNBC’s ads news?
2010: ACBJ papers unveil redesigned sites
Business journalism birthdays
Oct. 17: Albert Yoon of The Wall Street Journal
Oct. 17: Martin Crutsinger of The Associated Press
Oct. 17: Mike Snider of USA Today
Oct. 18: David Gaffen of Reuters
