Some of Monday’s top business news stories
The Wall Street Journal
Target puts some food suppliers on the back burner, by Paul Ziobro
At Chobani, rocky road from startup status, by Annie Gasparro
The New York Times
The Daily News still awaits a savior, by Jonathan Mahler
Fake diplomas, real cash: Pakistani company Axact reaps millions, by Declan Walsh
The Associated Press
Endo buying Par in $8.05 billion cash-and-stock deal
Ascena buying owner of Ann Taylor, Loft for about $2.16b
Reuters
Exclusive: Help us fight fakes, Alibaba’s security chief tells global brands, by John Ruwitch
Intel, Altera resume deal talks: NY Post, by Devika Krishna Kumar
News about business journalism
AP-NORC offering fellowships on economics of aging, long-term care
Prairie Business hires new reporter
Philadelphia Inquirer adds to its business news staff
What Gretchen Morgenson learned at Forbes
USA Today investment columnist says goodbye
This date in business journalism history
2007: Apple iPhone story should have been stopped
2010: Getting around the WSJ.com paywall
Business journalism birthdays
May 18: Susan Antilla of TheStreet
May 18: David Allison of the Atlanta Business Chronicle
May 18: Brian Bremner of Bloomberg
May 18: Derek Thompson of The Atlantic
