Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
Strike four: Facebook misses election misinfo in Brazil ads, by Barbara Ortutay
Japan economy grows 2.2% in 2Q on revived consumer spending, by Yuri Kageyama
CNN
How Abercrombie, Victoria’s Secret and Vitamin Shoppe use smell to get you to spend more, by Nathaniel Meyersohn
Who owns your credit score? Not you, by Alexandra Peers
The Wall Street Journal
Consumers Are Still Spending on Fun, by Will Feuer and Kathryn Hardison
Faster Internet Is Coming to America—as Soon as the Government Knows Where to Build It, by Ryan Tracy, Drew FitzGerald and Anthony DeBarros
CNBC
The Motor City is moving south as EVs change the automotive industry, by Michael Wayland
Even airline employees are having trouble finding a seat home from Europe this summer, by Leslie Josephs
Reuters
Stocks struggle as China rate cut sends oil tumbling, by Huw Jones
News about business journalism:
Remembering former Morning Call biz editor Hirsch
Why a retail reporter likes her job
Corpus Christi biz reporter Cargo among Gannett layoffs
Earls to become legal intelligence editor for Bloomberg Law
Dow Jones chief subscriptions officer leaving for The Information
The Points Guy senior editor Wilson is departing
Reuters legal affairs reporter Hurley is leaving
Sheidlower hired for CNBC “Fast Money” team
Welcome to the Talking Biz News redesign: a new look and a look ahead
S&P Global hires Rechtin as executive editor
Triangle Biz Journal hires Thompson to cover real estate
CNBC.com adds four to its news staff
The Atlantic hires Beres as senior editor for tech coverage
Bloomberg Law hires Atkinson to cover labor and employment
