Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
The New York Times
Fellowship or internship? In media, the definition has become fluid, by Katherine Bindley
Bidding in government auction of airwaves reaches $34 billion, by Edward Wyatt
The Wall Street Journal
China central bank cut on rates may be short on impact, by Lingling Wei
BioMarin to pay up to $840 million for Prosensa, by Joseph Walker
Energy IPO boom leaves some wary, by Corrie Driebusch
Bloomberg
Jets are out, televisions in as U.S. growth benefits spread, by Victoria Stilwell
Google faces breakup call as EU political patience wanes, by Aoife White and Stephanie Bodoni
Reuters
Tesla says in talks with BMW over car batteries, parts, by Ludwig Burger
Fashion chain Gap in deal with online retailer Zalando, by Emma Thomasson
Business Insider
Goldman Sachs has invested in a company that could replace analysts with algorithms, by Mike Bird
Today in business journalism
WSJ’s Baker speaks on the future of business journalism
Quartz hires Truong as West Coast tech reporter
Businessweek hires Drummond from The Verge
Photo editor leaving Wall Street Journal
FT plans changes in 2015 to produce more multimedia
This date in business journalism history
2007: American City Business Journals buys lacrosse magazine
2008: Bartiromo interview of prince an SNL skit waiting to happen
Business journalism birthdays
Nov. 23: Roberto Ferdman of The Washington Post
Nov. 23: Jonathan Cheng of The Wall Street Journal
