Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
Japan’s SoftBank logs $5.9B loss as tech investments tumble, by Yuri Kageyama
UK energy company BP’s profits double to $27.7 billion, by Danica Kirka
CNN
Google unveils its ChatGPT rival, by Catherine Thorbecke
Binance briefly halts US dollar transfers, by Allison Morrow
The Wall Street Journal
Washington, D.C., Has More Tech-Job Openings Than Silicon Valley, by Lindsay Ellis and Kailyn Rhone
Meta to Revamp Horizon Metaverse App, Plans to Open for Teen Use as Soon as March, by Salvador Rodriguez
CNBC
Amazon scales back cargo flying as demand cools, contractor says, by Annie Palmer and Leslie Josephs
FAA proposes more than $1 million fine on United Airlines over preflight safety checks, by Leslie Josephs
Reuters
EV batteries getting second life on California power grid, by Nichola Groom
Sell-off fizzles ahead of Powell and Biden speeches, by Marc Jones
News about business journalism:
NAREE seeks entries for real estate journalism contest
Canadian Press hires Hudes to cover business
Maki now full-time editor on Bloomberg markets team
Kim now editing on Business Insider personal finance desk
New Times of London editor, ELLE gets cultured, TV reporters turning the dial
Financial Times hires Borrett as data journalist
WSJ hires Best as senior supervising producer
Manancourt to lead UK tech coverage for Politico
Former WSJ reporter joining Semafor as global security editor
