Talking Biz News Today – Nov. 23, 2015

Some of Monday’s top business news stories:

The Wall Street Journal

Deere to take measure of farm slump, by Bob Tita

Low crude prices catch up with the U.S. oil patch, by Bradley Olson and Erin Ailworth

The Street

Hollywood is having a worse year than you think, by Theresa Howard

The week ahead: HP, Hewlett Packard Enterprise reveal first post-split results, by U-Jin Lee

Bloomberg

Final ‘Hunger Games’ disappoints in debut at box office, by Anousha Sakoui and Sabrina Willmer

Fed’s Williams sees ‘strong case’ for Dec. increase if data hold up, by Jeanna Smialek

The Associated Press

Experts foresee premium increases for Medicare drug plan, by Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

Home values point to a sharp wealth divide within U.S. cities, by Josh Boak

Reuters

Food stocks on the menu for Thanksgiving week, by Rodrigo Campos

Some Chipotle customers say undeterred by E. coli outbreak, by Katie Reilly

News about business journalism:

Austin Kiplinger dies at 97

New day, new author for Des Moines biz column

Reuters names deputy U.S. public finance editor

Pearson, Dow Jones sell stakes in Russian business newspaper

Quartz forms incubator to find journalists

This date in business journalism history:

2014: WSJ’s Baker speaks on the future of business journalism

2011: Advice for covering Black Friday

Business journalism birthdays: 

Nov. 23: Jonathan Cheng with The Wall Street Journal

Nov. 23: Roberto Ferdman with The Washington Post

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