Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
UBS completes takeover of Credit Suisse in deal meant to stem global financial turmoil, by Geir Moulson and Courtney Bonnell
The Great Grift: How billions in COVID-19 relief aid was stolen or wasted, by Richard Lardner, Jennifer McDermott and Aaron Kessler
CNN
New York City announces minimum wage for app food delivery workers, by Ramishah Maruf
What the chaos at Twitter means for the future of social movements, by Harmeet Kaur
The Wall Street Journal
American Tech Giants Are Slowly Cutting Off Hong Kong Internet Users, by Newley Purnell
CNBC
Netflix subscriptions rise as password-sharing crackdown takes effect, by Lillian Rizzo
What Tesla charging partnerships with Ford and GM mean for the EV industry, by John Rosevear
Reuters
Apple, Amazon must face consumer lawsuit over iPhone, iPad prices, US judge rules, by Mike Scarcella
Starbucks shareholders seek input on labor rights review, by Hilary Russ
News about business journalism:
WSJ senior correspondent Yang departs
How a business journal has changed over 40 years
Insider reporter Nguyen among those laid off
Insider EIC Carlson tells non-striking workers to pace themselves
NAREE names annual real estate journalism award winners
Ball named EIC of WSJ. Magazine
Izzo named associate ME at WSJ
WSJ names Forelle deputy editor in chief
9fin hires O’Hara to cover private credit
WSJ makes beat, editing changes
