Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
The Wall Street Journal
MillerCoors to shut North Carolina brewery amid volume declines, by Mike Esterl
Chinese open luxury wallets in Europe, by Jason Chow
Quartz
The new Star Wars film already boosted the UK economy before even opening, by Aamna Mohdin
Visible wealth has a dramatic effect on economic inequality, by Frida Garza
Bloomberg
Was Tom Hayes running the biggest financial conspiracy in history?, by Liam Vaughan and Gavin Finch
Credit Suisse said nearing $80 million dark pool settlement, by Keri Geiger and Sam Mamudi
The Associated Press
Trump unloads Miss Universe on heels of buying NBC’s share
With Fed rate decision looming, stocks head lower, by Matthew Craft
Reuters
Apple says sales of new iPhones are off to strong start, by Julia Love
Russian watchdog says Google violating competition law, by Anastasia Teterevleva and Anastasia Lyrchikova
News about business journalism:
Fox Business beats CNBC in prime time with key audience
WSJ’s Baker: Money and Investing overhaul will add dozen jobs
A blog that looks at life outside the financial mainstream
WSJ to overhaul Money and Investing section
Mashable hires transportation tech reporter
NY Times starts Carr reporting fellowship
WSJ launches bigger editions for Asia, Europe
This date in business journalism history:
2011: A day in the life of a business journalist
2013: Experiencing fear on the business reporting job
Business journalism birthdays:
Sept. 15: Anya Kamenetz with NPR
Sept. 15: Jamie McGee with The Tennessean
