Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
Amazon workers in NYC reject union in a reversal of fortune, by Haleluya Hadero
Fed to fight inflation with fastest rate hikes in decades, by Christopher Rugaber
CNN
Why car shopping is so bizarre in the United States, by Peter Valdes-Dapena
Xiaomi is the latest big Chinese company to face the heat in India, by Diksha Madhok
The Wall Street Journal
Spirit Airlines Rejects JetBlue Bid, Sticks With Frontier Deal, by Alison Sider
Global Chip Shortage’s Latest Worry: Too Few Chips for Chip-Making, by Asa Fitch
CNBC
Burger King parent earnings beat estimates as revenue climbs 15%, by Amelia Lucas
Pfizer reports combined sales of $15 billion for Covid vaccine and antiviral treatment in first quarter, by Spencer Kimball
Reuters
Musk says he wants to boost Twitter use from ‘niche’ to most Americans, by Ben Kellerman and Alicia Powell
Maryland Apple store employees launch union drive – Washington Post
News about business journalism:
FT’s CPG Specialist hires Schram as a senior reporter
Siu to cover Big Tech workplace for Insider
Kapko joins Industry Dive as a reporter for Cybersecurity Dive
WSJ hires AP’s Arbel for speed and trending team
The Information hires Peterson to cover tech, finance and crypto
Wirecutter promotes Austin to associate staff writer
Yahoo Finance Canada reporter Bains departs
Salinas promoted to deputy biz editor at CNBC
