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Talking Biz News Today — April 24, 2015

April 24, 2015

Posted by Meg Garner

Some of Friday’s top business news stories:

The New York Times

At $17.3 billion, Google’s quarterly revenue rose 12 percent, by Conor Dougherty

Comcast is said to end $45 billion bid for Time Warner Cable, by Emily Steel, David Gelles, Rebecca R. Ruiz and Eric Lipton

The Wall Street Journal

Higher prices fail to salvage profits, by Theo Francis and Serena Ng

Is the Nasdaq in another bubble?, by Roger Kenny and Ana Asnes Becker

Business Insider

Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis accused of being ‘a time-waster, a gambler, and an amateur’, by Tomas Hirst

This is the real reason that HSBC may ditch London and move its HQ abroad, by Mike Bird

Quartz

The Knot proves that founders should ignore advice they don’t agree with, by Anne Kreamer

The way to start a real fashion revolution: put Bangladesh’s invisible garment factories on a map, by Jenni Avins

News about business journalism

Writing Maytag magazine articles led to legendary biz journalism career

Business Insider plans to double its video staff

Forbes launches new product for online content

Business Insider’s big rise in viewers

Bloomberg journalist leaving for cookie business

This date in business journalism history

2006: LA Times’ biz columnist did a “dumb thing”

2013: Swisher succeeds by making more phone calls than her competition

Business journalism birthdays

April 24: Joseph Adinolfi of MarketWatch

April 25: Morgan Brennan of CNBC

April 25: Phil LeBeau of CNBC

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