Categories: Media Moves

Talking Biz News Today — June 10, 2019

Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

World shares rise after US drops planned tariffs on Mexico, by Annabelle Liang

G-20 finance officials pledge to protect global growth, by Elaine Kurtenbach

Bloomberg

Wall Street Giants Battle a Secret Deal Whisperer on Tech IPOs, by Sarah McBride, Liana Baker

Why the Next Recession Will Hit Canadians Harder Than Americans, by Chris Fournier

Fortune

E3 2019: Microsoft Reveals Project Scarlett, Its Next Console With Cloud Gaming Capabilities, by Lisa Marie Segarra

Better Communication Tools Can Radically Improve Workplaces—If Managers Can Convince Workers to Speak Up, by Gwen Moran

Reuters

Employees sour on Tesla amid cost-cutting, layoffs, by Alexandria Sage

Roche’s $4.3 billion Spark bid delayed again amid U.S., UK scrutiny, by John Miller

News about Business Journalism

Massachusetts paper expands Sunday biz coverage

Bloomberg’s Rausch joins North Dakota paper to cover Native American issues

Bloomberg hires Barron’s Kim

A business journalist honored and inspired by the stories she covers

Kiplinger’s acquires some of Money’s subscribers

Fast Company staffers ratify first contract

Cole named executive producer of The Journal podcast

Adler of Reuters lays out the “Newsroom of the Future”

The battle for most photographed trader on the NYSE floor

Reuters reporter Abutaleb hired by Washington Post

Peaple leaves WSJ’s “Heard on the Street” team

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