Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Ivanka Trump’s supply chains in China cloaked in secrecy, by Erika Kinetz
Tech stocks rise, but U.S. indexes finish little changed, by Marley Jay
Bloomberg
AT&T’s DirecTV is giving refunds on NFL packages due to protests, by Scott Moritz
Twitter to let some break 140-character limit in tweet test, by Selina Wang
Fortune
U.S. to collect social media data of immigrants, by Jeff John Roberts
Why Trump’s tax reform won’t fix America’s tax mess, by Shawn Tully
Reuters
U.S. slaps steep duties on Bombardier jets after Boeing complaint, by Allison Lampert and Alwyn Scott
Dollar, yields rise on hawkish Yellen; Asian shares still weak, by Swati Pandey
News about business journalism
WSJ names new editors as newsroom changes to digital focus
Kiplinger’s promotes Smith to executive editor
Yahoo Finance adds trading to its app
Crain pub Ad Age unveils redesign, adds new content areas
This date in business journalism
2012: Tennessean biz editor leaving for another job
2007: Oregonian personal finance columnist is retiring
Business journalism birthdays
Sept. 27: Steven Overly of Politico
Sept. 27: Rebecca Blumenstein of The New York Times
