Some of Tuesday’s top stories
The New York Times
The Lehman bailout that never was, by James B. Stewart and Peter Evans
EBay to spin off PayPal, adopting strategy backed by Icahn, by Michael J. de la Merced and Andrew Ross Sorkin
The Wall Street Journal
EU believes Apple, Fiat tax deals broke rules, by Tom Fairless
Ford sharply cuts full-year forecast, by Mike Ramsey and John D. Stoll
Trial in $40 billion lawsuit against AIG bailout begins, by Leslie Scism
Reuters
SoftBank considers stake in Legendary Pictures: report, by Teppei Kasai
Moringstar strips Pimco Total Return Fund of its gold rating, by Supriya Kurane and Jennifer Ablan
The Associated Press
News Corp. to buy Move Inc. for about $950 million, by The Associated Press
Microsoft to offer early look at next windows, by Brandon Bailey
Today in business journalism
The elevator pitch as business journalism
TheStreet.com reporter accused of colluding with shorts
Bloomberg Media’s mission: Hiring more entrepreneurs
Reuters hires Wall Street investigations editor from WSJ
Consumer Reports gets an overhaul
This day in business journalism history
2005: Take the Enron quiz and see how you do
2010: Bloomberg introduces Android app
Business journalism birthdays
Sept. 30: Nichola Groom of Reuters
Sept. 30: Jay Yarow of Business Insider
Sept. 30: Paul Davidson of USA Today
The San Francisco Standard has hired Jillian D'Onfro as a business reporter. She will start May 20.…
Business Insider CEO Barbara Peng sent out the following to the staff on Tuesday: Team,…
Politico Europe reporter Claudia Chiappa is now covering health care. She previously was a breaking news reporter.…
The Indianapolis Business Journal has hired Cate Charron to cover economic development and state politics.…
Nikkei Asia has named Pak Yiu its U.S. news editor based in New York. He…
The Tennessean has hired Hadley Hitson as a business reporter covering health care and dining.…