Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Miners’ union backs shift from coal in exchange for jobs, by Matthew Daly
Apple signals return of right-wing ‘free speech’ app Parler, by Barbara Ortutay
CNN
Amazon union election results should be set aside, union argues to labor board, by Sara Ashley O’Brien
Peloton refuses to recall its Tread+ treadmill after 39 accidents. Its stock is tumbling, by Jordan Valinsky
The Wall Street Journal
How the Pandemic Made Lumber America’s Hottest Commodity
Cloud Business Helps IBM’s Revenue Edge Higher, by Maria Armental
CNBC
United Airlines reports fifth consecutive quarterly loss while travel demand starts to recover, by Leslie Josephs
1 in 4 workers is considering quitting their job after the pandemic—here’s why, by Jennifer Liu
Reuters
U.S. House of Representatives approves cannabis banking bill
Facebook takes on Clubhouse, unveils upcoming audio products, by Elizabeth Culliford, Munsif Vengattil, Sheila Dang
News about business journalism
Bloomberg reporter Raimonde now covering private credit
Axios hires Reed as health care editor
New Reuters EIC Galloni: Change or more of the same?
WWD reporter Hays has departed
Insider hires Persaud as startups/VC editor
Bloomberg offering $20 to in-office staffers for lunch
Institutional Investor editor in chief McDaniel, deputy Orr departing for Pageant Media
Journalists at Insider have unionized
Kudlow’s ratings performance at Fox Business shows concern
USA Today biz reporter Bomey looking for how business is changing
