Talking Biz News — Nov. 1, 2021

Some of Monday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

Americans sour on economy amid inflation woes: AP-NORC Poll, by Ken Sweet, Emily Swanson

Tussling Dems tumble toward deal on Biden’s economic plans, by Alan Fram

CNN

Apple sounds a $6 billion holiday season warning, by Julia Horowitz

Big Oil is crushing it as oil prices boom, by Chris Isidore

The Wall Street Journal

American Airlines’ Flight Cancellations Are Latest to Disrupt Travel, by Alison Sider

Even Paint Makers Are Feeling the Chip Shortage, by Austen Hufford

CNBC

Higher restaurant wages whack profits—some warn more pain is still ahead, by Amelia Lucas

The future of Ralph Lauren’s iconic polo, and retail, may be coloring your own clothes in the store, by Eric Rosenbaum

Reuters

Global climate talks open to cries of betrayal, blame

Biden pick for Fed chair expected soon, Yellen says, by Andrea Shalal

News about business journalism 

The Verge’s Patel on tech journalism’s evolution

Paid articles promoting stock published on Yahoo Finance, Insider

Burgess to become Wired senior writer

Protocol taps Kaye as senior reporter

WSJ’s Raice named interim law bureau chief

Boston Globe names Logan its deputy biz editor, promotes two reporters

Reach biz editor Houghton departs

Hearst Magazines hires WSJ’s Seth as senior VP

Pensions Age promotes Smith as senior reporter

Law360 journalist Beberness departs

Why The Plug is covering Black and brown tech companies

Financial Post reporter Marotta joining Bloomberg to cover equities