Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
The Wall Street Journal
Uber meets its match in France, by Sam Schechner
Nike’s challenge: Staying ahead of the pack, by Sara Germano
Business Insider
Here’s every state’s unemployment rate, by Andy Kiersz
A former hedge funder left finance to open one of Hong Kong’s top restaurants – here’s her story, by Lucinda Shen
Bloomberg
Fed officials still see 2015 liftoff despite September delay, by Jeanna Smialek and Sarah McGregor
VW orders investigation into cheating on diesel emissions, by Naomi Kresge
Quartz
Audi is going after Tesla in the luxury electric car market, by Mike Murphy
Why Etsy engineers send company-wide emails confessing mistakes they made, by Max Nisen
Reuters
A divided Fed pits world’s woes against domestic growth, by Howard Schneider and Jonathan Spicer
Starbucks? OK. Lattes? No! Cuba business rules still complex after U.S. changes, by Nathan Layne and Lisa Baertlein
News about business journalism:
WSJ regains softball championship
Forbes and drug lord Pablo Escobar
Louisville Business First added two reporters
Fear meets greed vs. entertainment at CNBC
Litigation on Fox Biz cancellation of reality series gets nasty
TheStreet lays off nine, mostly on business side
Vanguard fires employee who spoke to TheStreet journalist
Kanige named editor of TheStreet
This date in business journalism history:
2011: Tumblr collecting weird Bloomberg headlines
2009: BusinessWeek receives multiple offers
Business journalism birthdays:
Sept. 21: Pamela Yip with Dallas Morning News
Sept. 21: Alex Martin with WSJ
Sept. 21: Thomas Black with Bloomberg
