Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Report says Intuit nearing $7 billion deal for Credit Karma
Supreme Court wades into battle over Atlantic Coast Pipeline, by Denise Lavoie
Fortune
‘Namaste Trump:’ India’s Modi welcomes U.S. president with pomp and pageantry as trade tensions simmer, by Justin Sink and Archana Chaudhary
CNN
Pepsi is buying a major Chinese snack retailer for $705 million, by Laura He
Warren Buffett drops a hint about the future of Berkshire’s leadership, by Paul R. La Monica
The Wall Street Journal
Google Plots Course to Overtake Cloud Rivals, by Aaron Tilley
Natural-Gas Exporters Struggle to Lock Up Buyers Despite ‘Freedom Gas’ Pitch, by
Reuters
Ex-Facebook executive starts group to help employees push companies on climate, by Dan Levine
Cargill to challenge Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods with new plant-based burger, by Tom Polansek
News about business journalism
Digital producer Caproni departing Cincinnati Business Courier
WSJ editor Murray agreed with reporters about China headline
Gallagher departs Ars Technica for Sophos Labs
Inc. magazine is expanding its 5000 lists
WSJ staff protest “sick man” headline that upset Chinese government
San Antonio Biz Journal hires Santana as digital producer
Crain’s Detroit names Root its executive editor
Company warns ex-employees not to talk to journalists
WSJ reporter Peker joins Eurasia Group as director
Michigan biz reporter Hepp leaving journalism to become a pilot
