Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Hit hard by virus, fine dining finds new ways to serve, by Dee-Ann Durbin
Firearms sales on the rise, more travel bans eased
CNN
US faces ‘avalanche of evictions’ as rent protections expire, by Vanessa Yurkevich
These companies laid off thousands of employees this week, by Jordan Valinsky
The Wall Street Journal
Cash Remains King as Companies Close a Dismal Second Quarter, by Thomas Gryta, Theo Francis
The Pandemic Has Pushed Car Buying Online. It’s Expected to Stick., by Nora Naughton
CNBC
Insurer launches overseas and domestic road trip coverage for pandemic-era travelers, by Kenneth Kienoski
U.S. banks are ‘swimming in money’ as deposits increase by $2 trillion amid the coronavirus, by Hugh Son
Reuters
American Airlines seeks $3.5 billion in new financing, by Sabahatjahan Contractor, Radhika Anilkumar
FedEx to record about $370 million in charges in fourth quarter, by Ankit Ajmera
News about business journalism
Atlanta paper using software to write real estate articles
Thorpe, Bloomberg News Toronto bureau chief, retires
Q&A: Fortune’s McGirt talks covering diversity and culture
Seeking Alpha’s Shvartsman departs
Eisen to anchor “Closing Bell;” Brennan moves to 10 a.m. slot for “Squawk on the Street”
How business reporters got to the NYSE trading floor
Gonzalez departs Bloomberg News in Brazil
Bloomberg taps Narayanan to lead new personal finance initiative
Munshi named global food czar at Bloomberg News
Examining the workplace culture at tech publisher Digital Trends
