Some of Tuesday’s top stories:
The New York Times
Breaking up is the new thing to do, by David Gelles
Turner Broadcasting, home of CNN, TBS and TNT, will cut 1,475 jobs, by Emily Steel
Microsoft and other firms pledge to protect student data, by Natasha Singer
The Wall Street Journal
Germany to tell G20 no eurozone deflation risk, by Andrea Thomas
Hilton to sell Waldorf Astoria to Chinese firm, by Craig Karmin
Apple takes a bite from Samsung, by Aaron Back
The Associated Press
EU opens formal probe on Amazon’s tax practice, by The Associated Press
1st banker conviction in UK market-fixing scandal, by The Associated Press
Reuters
Fiat says merger with Chrysler effective as of October 12, by Valentina Za
Today in business journalism
Bartiromo: I work six days a week
Bloomberg rehires NYT’s Gillen; policy unclear
Financial Times planning FirstFT email product
Fortune expands, promotes for Most Powerful Women franchise
Dow Jones seeks media companies to hire biz news interns
This date in business journalism history
2008: Critic: Time to rein in Cramer, Velshi
2013: Mobile data mining and the Twitter IPO
Business journalism birthdays
Oct. 7: Laura Marcinek of Bloomberg News
Oct. 7: Jeff Newman of the Indianapolis Business Journal
