Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Nike CEO Mark Parker to step down in January, by Joseph Pisani
‘Just too much’: Meet the uber-rich who want a wealth tax, by Josh Boak
CNN
How bad are things for Boeing? Investors are about to find out, by Chris Isidore
Hasbro plunges 17% after getting hit hard by tariffs, by Paul R. La Monica
The Wall Street Journal
Disney Chief Robert Iger Defends Marvel Movies Against Hollywood Critics, by Erich Schwartzel
Facebook’s Zuckerberg to Face Congressional Grilling, by Jeff Horwitz, Deepa Seetharaman
CNBC
Chipotle crushes earnings estimates, says accelerated drive-thru plans may delay some store openings, by Amelia Lucas
Best Buy follows Amazon, Walmart in next-day delivery push in time for the holidays, by Elly Cosgrove
Reuters
U.S. House votes to advance bill curbing anonymous shell companies, Pete Schroeder
Intel files antitrust case against SoftBank-backed firm over patent practices, by Stephen Nellis
News about business journalism
Bloomberg Law tells reporters not to gloat about scoops on social media
Bloomberg hires FundFire’s Akinnibi
LA Times hires Bloomberg’s Sakoui to cover entertainment industry
The Financial Times is launching a consulting firm
Indianapolis Biz Journal hires new reporter, moves reporter to new beat
Meredith sells Money to digital advertising firm
Facebook offers millions to Dow Jones, Bloomberg, but nothing to Reuters and AP
