Talking Biz News Today – July 21, 2022

Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:

The Associated Press

Europe’s central bank to join global push for higher rates, by David McHugh

CNN

Home prices hit an all-time high, even as sales continue to slow, by Anna Bahney

Netflix finally told investors what they want to hear. Now comes the hard part, by Julia Horowitz

The Wall Street Journal

Nokia Boosts Sales as Turnaround Gains Steam, by Stu Woo

Tesla Ends Streak of Record Quarterly Profits After China Factory Shutdown, by Rebecca Elliott

CNBC

American Airlines forecasts profit in third quarter thanks to rebound in travel and fares, by Leslie Josephs

Chipotle union files complaint with labor board after chain shutters Maine restaurant seeking to organize, by Amelia Lucas and Kate Rogers

Reuters

AT&T sees higher wireless service revenue as subscribers jump

GM, Ford seek U.S. OK to deploy self-driving vehicles without steering wheels, by David Shepardson

News about business journalism:

Missouri Business Alert receives Kaufman grant

Atlanta Biz Chronicle names Mandel its managing editor

Washington Post names video editor for personal technology

Bloomberg hires Hawkins to cover the bond market

Bloomberg hires Lowenkron to cover credit and municipal finance

How chief executive officers are hurting business journalism

Yahoo Finance’s Sozzi: An astounding 350 million page views since 2019

Tech news site Crunchbase raises $50 million