Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
Chinese electric vehicle brands expand to global markets, by Joe McDonald and Yuri Kageyama
Europe’s inflation inches up ahead of interest rate decision
CNN
HSBC says profits triple as it announces share buyback, by Michelle Toh
Jack Dorsey no longer thinks Elon Musk is the right person to run Twitter, by Brian Fung
The Wall Street Journal
American Airlines Pilots Vote to Authorize Potential Strike, by Alison Sider
GM Lays Off Hundreds From Product Development in Latest Cost-Cutting Move, by Mike Colias
CNBC
Lawmakers praise First Republic sale, but efforts to pass new bank rules are fizzling, by Christina Wilkie
Lordstown Motors warns of bankruptcy after Foxconn threatens to walk away from crucial funding deal, by John Rosevear
Reuters
Tesla raises prices in US, China, Japan and Canada, by Akriti Sharma
News about business journalism:
Qwoted 100: Flying through the PR ‘Natmosfear’ with Natalie Bickel
Why the FT bought a majority stake in Endpoints News
“Vice News Tonight” canceled, company announces layoffs
Jalopnik welcomes back Carroll as EIC
The Messenger hires Scotti as a biz and finance editor
WSJ’s Heeb receives Wiegold Prize
The Messenger hires Lowry as senior editor for business
Bloomberg hires Ma to cover clean tech
