Talking Biz News Today — June 25, 2019

Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

FedEx sues to block enforcement of export regulations

High court strikes down ‘scandalous’ part of trademark law, by Jessica Gresko

Bloomberg

Two Groups of Stocks Are About to Send Crisis-Era Signals on the Economy, by Sarah Ponczek

SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket From Florida, Its ‘Most Difficult’ Ever, by Dana Hull

Fortune

The Dow Is on Track to Post Its Best June Since 1938, by Erik Sherman

Amazon Gets Patent for Drone Surveillance System That Could Send the Company’s Eyes Into the Sky, by Xavier Harding

Reuters

‘Storm approaching’: firms fear for deliveries in shipping shakeup, by Jonathan Saul, Lisa Baertlein, Martinne Geller

Trade stress hits stocks, dollar frets on Fed doves, by Wayne Cole

News about Business Journalism

CNBC primetime head Ackerman is departing

SCOTUS limits range of FOIA requests made by news outlets

Crain’s Chicago hires Quig for politics beat

Reuters hires WSJ’s Cotaga to cover forex and bonds

Reuters hires London as CMO

Westfair Communications promotes Hall to senior enterprise editor

Girion of Reuters wins inaugural WERT Prize

This date in business journalism

2018: New York Times wins three Loeb Awards, Reuters wins two

2012: Puget Sound Business Journal folds Tech Flash back into site