Some of Wednesday’s top stories:
New York Times
GM earnings fall on overseas operations, by Bill Vlasic
For once-mighty Sears, pictures of decay, by David Gelles
Wall Street Journal
Google nears smartwatch launch, by Eva Dou and Lorraine Luk
Bloomberg
PricewaterhouseCoopers agrees to purchase Booz, by Laura Marcinek
Fortune
The brains behind the ‘sexy pizza’ costume, by Colleen Leahey
Reuters
U.S. private hiring slows, consumer inflation stays muted, by Lucia Mutikani
U.S. health secretary takes blame for troubled insurance website, by Susan Heavey
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