Talking Biz News – April 5, 2022

Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

Amazon’s first US union overcomes hurdles, faces new ones, by Haleluya Hadero and Anne D’innocenzio

Elon Musk joins Twitter board after amassing massive stake, by Michelle Chapman

CNN

Why Starbucks stopped rewarding its stockholders, by Julia Horowitz

Amazon announces huge rocket deal to launch its satellite internet constellation, by Jackie Wattles

The Wall Street Journal

GM and Honda Plan to Co-Develop Affordable EVs, by Mike Colias

With Inflation Not Letting Up, Shoppers Cut Back on Staples, by Sharon Terlep

CNBC

UBS says Meta could rally 28% from here as Instagram Reels monetization ramps up, by Sarah Min

There’s no shortage of aspiring Goldman bankers as record 236,000 students apply for internships, by Hugh Son

Reuters

Staff walk out over pay at Amazon France’s eight logistics centers

Hit by staff shortages, airlines and airports struggle with travel recovery, by Paul Sandle

News about business journalism:

Bloomberg hires Marte to cover Federal Reserve

Chief content officer Granatstein departing Adweek

Ludden to cover economic inequality for NPR

Telegraph appoints Burton employment editor

BizTimes Milwaukee journalist Anderson is leaving

Resnick hired as executive editor of CIO and Plan Sponsor

FT Business Book of the Year award seeking entries

Forbes hires Chang as assistant editor on wealth team

NY Times names Bradsher its Beijing bureau chief

Sorokanich hired as editor in chief of Jalopnik

WSJ reporter Deng moves to Cairo bureau

Visual journalist Canipe departs Reuters