Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
It’s not just GameStop worrying Wall Street about a bubble, by Stan Choe
Microsoft backs Australian plan to make Google pay for news, by Rod McGuirk
CNN
Tesla recalls 135,000 cars after pushing back against regulators, by Peter Valdes-Dapena
Pfizer expects to rake in sales of $15 billion from its Covid-19 vaccine this year, by Clare Duffy
The Wall Street Journal
Google Rides Global Ad Recovery to Record Revenue, by Georgia Wells
Oil Companies Endure Brutal 2020, Warn of Slow 2021 Recovery, by Christopher M. Matthews, Sarah McFarlane
CNBC
Kraft Heinz is reportedly in talks to sell Planters for $3 billion to Hormel, by Amelia Lucas
Chipotle shares fall 4% as surging digital orders ease from record pace, earnings fall short, by Amelia Lucas
Reuters
Lawsuit says Tyson Foods misled shareholders about COVID-19 protocols, by Jonathan Stempel
EA hikes annual sales outlook as lockdown boost for videogames continues, by Ayanti Bera
News about business journalism
Business Insider CEO Blodget explains name change to Insider
TechCrunch names Shieber its climate editor
Senior consumer tech editor Cranz departs Gizmodo
Business Insider hires Mozee to cover markets
Quartz makes its content available on the Bloomberg terminal
Insider.com is dropping the Business Insider name
Financial Planning hires reporter Browning
Aulbach moves to business beat at Louisville daily
TechCrunch hires Kene-Okafor to cover African startups
How tech reporter Mac kept hammering away at a tip
