Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:
Federal Reserve foresees no interest rate hikes in 2019, by Martin Crutsinger
Ford repackages investment, boosts jobs from 850 to 900, by Tom Krisher
JPMorgan to use games, not visits, in investment-banking recruiting, by Hannah Levitt
Direct Lending fund founder resigns amid SEC investigation, by Zeke Faux
Bank stocks decline after Fed signals no more interest rate increases, by Kevin Kelleher
How Elon Musk is ruining his own reputation, by Adam Lashinsky
With 737 MAX grounded, airlines face scheduling issues, by Tracy Rucinski and Allison Lampert
Jury finding upends Bayer’s Roundup defense strategy, by Tina Bellon
News about business journalism
WSJ expected to join paid news service run by Apple
How Skift succeeds: By staying small
Personal finance site The Penny Hoarder has cut some staff
Washington Post hires Stevens as deputy tech editor
WSJ names Jakab its “Heard on the Street” editor
WSJ hires Carpenter to cover personal finance
WSJ senior platform editor Scott named to Trust Fellowship program
Senior reporter Rowan leaves Penny Hoarder
Insider Louisville hires Gibson to cover the three Rs
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