Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Samsung delays its new phone, and showcases tablets instead, by Anick Jesdanun
Sharp vision: New glasses help the legally blind see, by Michael Liedtke
Bloomberg
Saudi Arabia’s oil wealth is about to get a reality check, by Javier Blas and Wael Mahdi
Google Assistant goes beyond the pixel to take on Apple’s Siri, by Mark Gurman and Mark Bergen
Fortune
Al Gore just sold more than $37 million worth of Apple stock, by Madeline Farber
Why this is already a record-setting Oscar season for women, by Madeline Farber
Reuters
Buffett rails against fee-hungry Wall Street managers, by Trevor Hunnicutt and Jonathan Stempel
Phonemakers pile on to exploit Samsung weakness, by Eric Auchard and Harro Ten Wolde
News about business journalism
Milwaukee daily cuts stock listings, standalone sections
Bloomberg lawsuit alleging rape, drugs mentions news editors
“Bulls and Bears” pays tribute to host Buttner
Bloomberg cancels White House Correspondents afterparty
Columbia Biz School to hold conference on financial news and the market
USA Today names new Money editor, hires deputy Money editor
Bizwomen.com names Tierney its editor
McGraw Center for Business Journalism gives four grants
The date in business journalism
2012: FT’s digital subs pass print in U.S.
2007: FT to keep charging for online access
Business journalism birthdays
Feb. 27: Valerie Bauerlein of The Wall Street Journal
