Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
Global shares trade lower as inflation worries cloud outlook, by Yuri Kageyama
Davos updates | Ukraine energy firm wants to sell to Europe
CNN
‘Lunchflation’ is real. Returning to the office is costing us a fortune, by Kathryn Vasel
Globalization is coming undone, and that’s a huge red flag, by Allison Morrow
The Wall Street Journal
Lyft to Pause Some Hiring and Trim Budgets, Citing Economic Slowdown, by Preetika Rana and Emily Glazer
Starbucks to Sell Juice Brand as Coffee Chain Focuses On Its Stores, by Heather Haddon
CNBC
Electric vehicles are in short supply. Here’s what you can find as gas prices soar, by Michael Wayland and John Rosevear
Wendy’s shares surge as Trian, its largest shareholder, explores potential deal, by Sara Salinas
Reuters
Apple’s iPhone development schedule delayed by China lockdowns – Nikkei
‘Pay more attention’ Ethereum co-founder says of crypto crash, by Jessica DiNapoli
News about business journalism:
Pentagon seizes phone of Reuters reporter
How Joe Nocera got inside a hostile takeover
Financial Times, Nikkei Asia partner on digital offering
North Dakota energy reporter Sisk leaving for law school
TechCrunch hires Szkutak to cover venture capital and startups
Industry Dive hires Alvarado as associate editor
Euractiv taps Brzozowski as global Europe editor
Mes moves to Bloomberg’s APAC news desk
LinkedIn’s Fairchild hired as editor in chief of BFF
Yahoo Finance’s Stratigopoulos joins CoinDesk as executive producer
