Some of Friday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
China’s economic slowdown deepens, weighing on global growth, by Joe McDonald
Energy Secretary Perry says he is resigning by year’s end, by Jill Colvin, Matthew Dally
Forbes
Ono Food Co. Brings The Restaurant Industry One Step Closer To Full Automation, by Alicia Kelso
The World’s Longest Direct Flight Takes Off Tomorrow—Clocking In At Over 20 Hours, by James Asquith
CNN
India is trying to build the world’s biggest facial recognition system, by Julie Zaugg
Universal is using Alibaba technology to try and beat Disney in China, by Sherisse Pham
Axios
Juul to halt online sales of flavored pods, by Marisa Fernandez
Electric vehicles see both gains and growing pains, by Ben German
Reuters
Big U.S. liquefied natgas players move fast; smaller ones try to keep up, by Scott DiSavino, Sabina Zawadski
Goldman wants traders to be more like dealmakers and coders, by Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
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Wall Street Journal reporter Melanie Evans has left the news organization for Tradeoffs, a nonprofit news organization…