Some of Friday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Why Huawei arrest deepens conflict between U.S. and China, by Paul Wiseman and Frank Bajak
U.S. stocks claw back from early plunge on Fed report, by Alex Veiga
Bloomberg
Biggest worry for traders? They don’t know why stocks are moving, by Vildana Hajric and Sarah Ponczek
Tesla plans to use stock-cash mix to pay off March debt, by Dana Hull and Molly Smith
Fortune
Tyler Perry just paid off two Walmart layaway departments in Atlanta, by Brittany Shoot
“Black Panther” makes history as first superhero movie to draw Golden Globe best drama nomination, by Emily Gillespie
Reuters
U.S. probe of China’s Huawei includes bank fraud allegations, by Karen Frefield
GM CEO faces harsh criticism from U.S. lawmakers over Mexico investments, by David Shepardson
News about business journalism
Bloomberg reporters express concern about covering politics if founder runs
Bloomberg sheds senior staff, fueling speculation
Bloomberg Radio show featuring Cirilli has launched
WSJ shuffles media reporters, has openings
Reuters sees revenue rise from video views on Twitter
Portland Biz Journal says goodbye to ME Siemers, who has a big laugh
The Information hires Bernard to cover VC in New York
The Street to sell The Deal, BoardEx for $87.3 million, CEO Callaway resigns
CNBC names VP of business development and strategy
Blogger says Bloomberg’s coverage of Apple is too negative
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