Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
CES gadget show: How watching TV will change in the 2020s, by Mae Anderson
US restricts exports of AI for analyzing satellite images
CNN
Fortnite made $1.8 billion in 2019, by Shannon Liao
Tesla short sellers have lost $8 billion, by Chris Isidore
The Wall Street Journal
Cocoa Cartel Stirs Up Global Chocolate Market, by Alexandra Wexler
Antibiotic Makers Struggle, Hurting War on Superbugs, by Denise Roland
CNBC
‘Frozen II’ is now the highest grossing animated movie of all time, by Sarah Witten
Boeing, FAA reviewing wiring issue that could cause short circuit on 737 Max
Reuters
Gold, oil soar, shares slip as U.S. and Iran rattle sabers, by Wayne Cole, Swati Pandey
Daimler, Volvo mull combustion engine cooperation: report, by Emma Thomasson, Georg Merziger
News about business journalism
How Ford responded to Free Press stories on its defective transmissions
Forbes.com reports record months in October, November
Events now 15 percent of Bloomberg news division revenues
Washington Biz Journal photographer Lawton retires
Philly Biz Journal hires Potter as managing editor
WSJ hires Washington Post’s Paul to cover courts
Reuters hires WSJ’s Iosebashvili to be an editor
Center for Media and Democracy hires Kotch as investigative reporter
NY Times hires Bloomberg’s Ovide to start a tech newsletter
The Verge launches “Processor” newsletter
Frazin to cover energy and environment for The Hill
CNBC deputy international editor leaving for Business Insider
