Some of Wednesday’s top stories
The New York Times
Detailing financial links of doctors and drug makers, by Katie Thomas, Agustin Armendariz and Sarah Cohen
Walgreen reports loss of $239 million for quarter, by The Associated Press
The Wall Street Journal
Adidas launches $1.9 billion multiyear shareholder return program, by Monica Houston-Waesch
More cable companies take TV off menu, by Shalini Ramachandran
Amazon.com, Disney back at peace, by Ben Fritz and Greg Bensinger
Bloomberg
U.S. stock-index futures little changed before jobs data, by Sofia Horta e Costa
Reuters
JPMorgan to face U.S. class action in $10 billion MBS case, by Jonathan Stempel
Forbes
Rosetta Stone under attack: as upstarts challenge, it changes target markets, by Ava Seave
Business Insider
Here’s The Best Explanation We’ve Seen Yet For Why Oil Crashed, by Joe Weisenthal
Today in business journalism
Company complains reporter only uses 5 percent of its responses
News Corp. CEO Thomson received $12.5 million in compensation
Why’s it’s important to reinvent yourself in business journalism
TheStreet.com seeks retraction from Washington Post
Judge dismisses subscription lawsuit against WSJ, Barron’s parent
This day in business journalism history
2009: Common excuses from a biz reporter who misses a story
2013: How the financial media will spur the next financial crisis
Business journalism birthdays
Oct. 1: Stephanie Strom of The New York Times
Oct. 1: Cory Schouten of the Indianapolis Business Journal
