Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
UK Treasury chief says he’ll hike the minimum wage but rules out tax cuts while inflation stays high, by Jill Lawless
The UAE holds a major oil and gas conference just ahead of hosting UN COP28 climate talks in Dubai, by Joe Gambrell
CNN
A contract for 75,000 workers is about to expire. The largest US health care strike in history could be next, by Samantha Delouya
California law raises minimum wage for fast food workers, by Danielle Wiener-Bronner, Natasha Chen and Jack Hannah
The Wall Street Journal
Walgreens Test of Ad-Enabled Cooler Doors Ends Up in Court, by Katie Deighton
Small Business Bankruptcies Rising at Worst Pace Since Pandemic, by Ruth Simon
CNBC
Ford CEO says UAW is ‘holding the deal hostage’ over EV battery plants, by Michael Wayland and John Rosevear
United Airlines pilots approve new contract with up to 40% raises, by Leslie Josephs
Reuters
Walmart says is streamlining job titles, changes pay for corporate staff, by Gursimrankaur Mehar
News about business journalism:
Dallas Biz Journal names Anderson its editor
How Healthcare Brew reached 100,000 subscriptions
WSJ editor Tucker on Gershkovich detention
Washington Post taps Bogage to be Congress economics correspondent
Mahal departs Business Insider for the AP
WSJ Washington biz editor Corrigan departing
Nover departing Quartz for Slate
Wired hires Gilbert to cover extremism and disinformation
Former Fox News analyst Rodriguez named co-host of Bloomberg podcast
FT looks to end print editions in some countries
