Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Race to cut carbon emissions splits U.S. states on nuclear, by Jennifer McDermott
Train derails near LA site of recent wave of cargo thefts
CNN
Airlines ask Biden administration for ‘immediate intervention’ on 5G, by Pete Muntean, Gregory Wallace
Billionaires added $5 trillion to their fortunes during the pandemic, by Anna Cooban
The Wall Street Journal
Activision Blizzard Pushes Out Dozens of Employees Over Workplace Misconduct, by Kirsten Grind
Unilever Sets Out Ambition to Expand in Health Products, by Saabira Chaudhuri
CNBC
Ralph Lauren CEO says metaverse is way to tap into younger generation of shoppers, by Melissa Repko
‘Obscene inequality’: Oxfam says taxing the world’s richest could help save lives, by Abigail Ng
Reuters
Starbucks ties up with Meituan to bolster presence in crucial China market, by Sophie Yu, Brenda Goh
Less than half of projected U.S. renewable diesel output likely by 2025- study, by Laura Sanicola
News about business journalism
Deutsch, longtime NY Times biz reporter, dies
Gross to cover telecoms, media and tech for FT
Yahoo Finance hires Lee to cover personal finance
WSJ publisher: We will expand markets, personal finance and health coverage
Orlando Sentinel reporter Garcia departing
LA Times biz columnist Lazarus leaving for KTLA
Adweek editor in chief Paterik departing
Adweek names Lundstrom sustainability editor
Pan swaps CoinDesk for Bloomberg to cover crypto
Yahoo Finance anchor Guzman exits
Bloomberg’s Vollmer moving to workplace operations team
Politico’s Joshi joining Washington Post
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