Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
UK competition watchdog orders Facebook to sell off Giphy, by Kelvin Chan
Powell’s warning: Fed to tighten credit faster than expected, by Christopher Rugaber
CNN
European inflation hits 24-year high as energy prices surge, by Wale Azeez
Home prices jumped 19.5% in September, by Anna Bahney
The Wall Street Journal
Twitter Bans Sharing of Private People’s Photos, Videos Without Consent, by Allison Prang, Deepa Seethamaran
Omicron Variant Starts to Hit Travel, Business Flights and Events, by Benjamin Katz, Jenny Strasburg
CNBC
Auto executives say more than half of U.S. car sales will be EVs by 2030, KPMG survey shows, by Michael Wayland
Cyber Monday online sales drop 1.4% from last year to $10.7 billion, falling for the first time ever, by Lauren Thomas
Reuters
Global airlines prepare for Omicron-induced volatility, by Jamie Freed, Rajesh Kumar Singh
Rising inflation, relentless pandemic dampen U.S. consumer confidence, by Lucia Mutikani
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