Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:
The Wall Street Journal
U.S. wages show signs of breaking out, by David Harrison
Bidders emerge for Yahoo’s Internet business, by Mike Shields and Ryan Knutson
Quartz
Yahoo used to be bigger than Apple, Google and Amazon. Now it might sell itself for scrap, by Melvin Backman
Netflix is near its all-time closing high, by Alison Griswold
Bloomberg
Chipotle sets stricter supply standards amid E. coli outbreak, by Leslie Patton
Four reasons the Facebook fortune is going into an LLC, by Suzanne Woolley
The Associated Press
Fed says more consumer spending, housing boost U.S. growth, by Christopher S. Rugaber
Yellen confident in economy ahead of expected rate hike, by Martin Crutsinger
Reuters
U.S. labor market shows hints of broader wage pressures: Fed, by Lindsay Dunsmuir
Short sellers shopped for Macy’s stock ahead of Black Friday, by Noel Randewich
News about business journalism:
Fox Business and the tough grind
Tech news site Engadget gets redesigned
Jaroslovsky to write tech column for NY Observer
This date in business journalism history:
2009: The new Bloomberg BusinessWeek
2013: Ratings sag for TV business news
Business journalism birthdays:
Dec. 3: Ed Finn with Barron’s
Dec. 3: Jonathan Berr with CBS MoneyWatch
Mark Seibel, The Washington Post’s technology policy editor, is retiring. Seibel supervised coverage of technology,…
Unionized journalists behind The New York Times’s Wirecutter have unanimously approved a new three-year contract.…
Chase Rogers, who covers transportation for the Austin American-Statesman, is moving to the Dallas Morning…
Studies show a negative bias in U.S. coverage of the economy and gas prices, particularly…
Bloomberg Law has hired Aruni Soni to cover intellectual property law. She most recently has been a…
Robert Libetti, an executive producer for The Wall Street Journal where he leads video…