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Talking Biz News Today — Sept. 30, 2016

September 30, 2016

Posted by Chris Roush

Some of Friday’s top business news stories:
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Associated Press

FCC delays vote on much-disputed cable box rules, by Tali Arbel

Yellen pledges to improve Fed’s workplace diversity, by Martin Crutsinger

Fortune

Google doubles down on enterprise by re-branding its cloud, by Jonathan Vanian

This guy basically turned his mirror into a giant iPhone, by Ashley Hoffman

MarketWatch.com

Deutsche Bank crisis threatens to roil global markets, by Mark DeCambre

Samsung warns that its washing machines may explode too, by David K. Li

Reuters

Wall Street falls sharply on worries about banks, by Noel Randewich

U.S. economy less sluggish in second quarter; companies invest more, by Jason Lange

News about business journalism

Institutional Investor undergoes reorganization, dismisses editor

Playing the silver ball at The Wall Street Journal

Wu named ME for Americas news at Reuters

CNNMoney posts second-best month ever

Reuters signs CBS and ABC as clients

Biz news site Benzinga closes on $3 million financing round

Ex-SABEW president named editor of Arizona paper

The date in business journalism

2011: Whittington named ME of Triad Business Journal

2006: Insana to start money management business

Business journalism birthday

Sept. 30: Jay Yarow of CNBC Digital

Sept. 30: Nichola Groom of Reuters

Sept. 30: Paul Davidson of USA Today

Sept. 30: Steve Russolillo of The Wall Street Journal

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