Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
How Kellogg worked with “independent experts” to tout cereal, by Candice Choi
U.S. moves to block mining near Yellowstone, by Matthew Brown
Fortune
Amazon isn’t just gunning for Netflix, it’s going after ESPN too, by Mathew Ingram
Chipotle gets sued after customers find out its chorizo burrito is more than 300 calories, by Michal Addady
MarketWatch.com
Apple faces a decade of uncertainty after next year’s iPhone, by Jennifer Booton
Share buybacks will return with a vengeance next year, by Ciara Linnane and Tomi Kilgore
Reuters
Tyson shares dive on CEO departure, dim 2017 outlook, by Lisa Baertlein and Sruthi Ramakrishnan
AT&T signs on Fox for DirectTV Now, by Jessica Toonkel
News about business journalism
MarketWatch.com lays off five editorial staffers
VandeHei’s new site hires FCC spokeswoman to oversee tech coverage
How Reuters uses new technology to tell stories
Financial Times is in talks to make digital acquisitions
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