Talking Biz News Today — April 27, 2020

Some of Monday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

A flood of business bankruptcies likely in coming months, by Joyce M. Rosenberg

Publicly traded hotel firms won’t give back small-biz loans

CNN

Boeing terminates $4.2 billion deal with Embraer, by Shannon Liao

JPMorgan, Ruth’s Chris accused of cheating small businesses out of emergency loans, by Matt Egan

The Wall Street Journal

Fewer Products, Localized Production—Companies Seek Supply-Chain Solutions, by Micah Maidenberg

At Least 13 Public Companies Give Back $170 Million in Small-Business Stimulus Money. Others Say They’ll Keep It., by Inti Pacheco, Bob Davis

CNBC

Kegs are going bad as coronavirus keeps restaurants closed. Boston Beer has a solution, by Amelia Lucas

California launches meal delivery program for seniors amid coronavirus pandemic, by Hannah Miller

Reuters

U.S. economy faces historic shock, with 16% joblessness possible, Trump adviser says, by Tim Ahmann

Amazon tests screening new merchants for fraud via video calls in pandemic, by Jeffrey Dastin, Krystal Hu

News about business journalism

How Reuters is using artificial intelligence

Bloomberg Environment hires Lunney as senior reporter

Cheddar closes LA studio, makes layoffs

Eight running for SABEW board

FT letters editor Davidson retires

Reuters reporter Becker hires by The 19th as Washington correspondent

Vogue Business hires Shannon as editorial director

Forbes hires Solender to cover politics