Some of Thursday’s top business news stories
The New York Times
U.S. banks pass stress tests, some with an asterisk, by Peter Eavis
Delight or dread as Euro falls, by David Jolly
The Wall Street Journal
Intel cuts revenue outlook on weak PC demand, by Chelsey Dulaney
ECB official details first QE purchases, by Wiliam Horobin
Fortune
Report: Alibaba backing Snapchat at $15 billion valuation, by Erin Griffith
Shake Shack investors feeling indigestion, by John Kell
The Washington Post
DirectTV is not so direct, FTC says, by Michelle Singletary
U.S. economy’s surprise risk: The dollar’s surge could weaken growth, by Jim Tankersley and Sarah Halzack
News about business journalism
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Ex-SABEW leader to become newspaper executive editor
ACBJ papers rolling out “Home of the Day” sponsored content
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