Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Trump delays tariffs on some Chinese goods until December, by Paul Wiseman, Christopher Rugaber
German economy shrinks amid trade concerns, auto woes, by David McHugh
The Wall Street Journal
Boeing’s Plane Deliveries Tumble as 737 MAX Jet Stays Grounded, by Patrock Thomas, Austen Hufford
Western Companies in Hong Kong Activate Contingency Plans as Turmoil Spreads, by Frances Yoon
CNN
Walmart removes 1,000 third-party items from its website after mass shootings, by Madeline Holcombe, Cristina Alesci
Stocks are up 29% during Trump’s presidency, by Chris Isidore
Fortune
Twitter Has Tripled the Number of Workers Policing Its Service In the Past Year, by Danielle Abril
Auditor Is Reviewing the Pentagon’s $10 Billion Cloud Computing Contract Process for Potential Misconduct, by Robert Burns
Reuters
U.S. aviation regulator bans select MacBook Pro laptops from flights, by Debroop Roy, David Shepardson
GM, Ford planning for possible economic downturn: executives, by Ben Klayman
News about business journalism
In defense of the BW cover “The Death of Equities”
Wharton Seminars seeking biz journalists for fall fellowships
Berna appointed supervising producer at CNBC’s “Fast Money”
Bloomberg’s McCorry named winner of NYFWA’s Bell Award
CNBC.com hires news editor, data visualization journalist
Terry Nguyen joins Vox’s The Goods
Damian Paletta named Washington Post’s new economic editor
Washington Post names Goldenberg its Sunday biz editor
How the WSJ is building an incubator in the newsroom
