Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Report: Corporate climate pledges are weaker than they seem, by Cathy Bussewitz
Frontier bids $2.9 billion for rival budget airline Spirit, by David Koenig, Michelle Chapman
CNN
The biggest computer chip deal in history has fallen apart, by Michelle Toh
Amazon more than doubles salary caps to $350,000 for US white-collar employees, by Brian Fung
The Wall Street Journal
‘Matrix’ Co-Producer Sues Warner Bros. Over HBO Max Streaming Release, by Joe Flint
SEC Subpoenas Tesla Seeking Information Linked to Elon Musk Settlement, by Rebecca Elliott, Dave Michaels
CNBC
Extreme rainfall and more wet days will hamper global economy, study says, by Anmar Frangoul
Feds will spend $1 billion to spur farmers and ranchers to fight climate change, by Emma Newburger
Reuters
Judge dismisses fired Amazon worker’s lawsuit alleging discrimination
BP profit hits 8-year high as it boosts low carbon plans, by Ron Bousso
News about business journalism
Logistics reporter Smith departing WSJ
Axios hires Baysinger to cover media deals
Wahba to cover leadership for Fortune magazine
Zahir to focus on Instagram content for WSJ
Industry Dive will reach $100 million in revenue in 2022
STAT News hires Herman from Axios to cover health care business
J&J tried to get federal judge to block a Reuters story
NY Times hires WSJ’s Audi as enterprise editor
FTAdviser appoints Austin news editor
TechRadar Pro promotes Khalili to news and features editor
Blockworks reporter Melinek talks about the crypto beat
TechRadar Gaming hires Benson as EIC
Chappatta named team leader for Bloomberg’s billionaires coverage
Cummings appointed senior editor at Dallas Next
