Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:
The Wall Street Journal
Trump organization considering bid for Puerto Rico golf club, by Jacqueline Palank
New weapon in push to lower U.S. biotech drug prices, by Denise Roland
Reuters
Boeing wins $38 billion in orders, commitments from China, by Alwyn Scott and Eric M. Johnson
Volkswagen boss quits over diesel emissions scandal, by Andreas Cremer
Quartz
UBS CEO urges bankers to take more risks, by Jenny Anderson
Draconian US copyright rules made it easier for Volkswagen to cheat, by Tim Fernholz
Bloomberg
Gross tells Fed to ‘Get off zero now!’ as economies run on empty, by Mary Childs
How marketing turned the EpiPen into a billion-dollar business, by Cynthia Koons and Robert Langreth
The Street
Yogi Berra’s 14 great ‘Yogi-isms’ to apply in life and the business world, by Laurie Kulikowski
How multinationals are adapting to China’s slowing economy, by Ralph Jennings
News about business journalism:
Forbes.com blocks advertiser distributing malware
The rebirth, kind of, of GigaOm
FT says time-based ads are working
Reuters adds to its national affairs team
This date in business journalism history:
2012: Covering the world of business, online only
2009: The evolution of the energy beat
Business journalism birthdays:
Sept. 24: Natasha Singer with The New York Times
Sept. 24: Lou Dobbs with Fox Business
