Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Hollywood-backed Quibi thinks you’ll pay for its video bites, by Mae Anderson, Rachel Lerman
California governor seeks $1 billion to target homelessness, by Don Thompson
Fortune
Amazon’s Ring Fired at Least Four Staffers Who Tried to Access Customer Data, by Matt Day, Ben Brody
California Labor Law Pushes Uber to Change Fare Structure and App Features, by Lizette Chapman
CNN
Apple customers spent $1.4 billion on the App Store in a single week, by Shannon Liao
Trump says America doesn’t need Middle East oil. It’s not that simple, by Matt Egan
The Wall Street Journal
Grubhub Considers Strategic Options Including Possible Sale, by Maureen Farrell, Cara Lombardo
TikTok Tightens Rules on Video Content and Users, by Sarah E. Needleman
News about business journalism
Business in Vancouver editor adds publisher role
NBC News hires Garcia-Hodges to cover business and tech
Activist Insight hires Booth as senior financial journalist
Bloomberg Law launches news page
Bloomberg Government reporter Nicholson becomes freelancer
Tech site Protocol hires six more staffers
