Talking Biz News — Nov. 15, 2021

Some of Monday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

Roads, transit, internet: What’s in the infrastructure bill, by Mary Clare Jalonick

Thousands of military families struggle with food insecurity, by Ashraf Khalil

CNN

California just set a new gas price record, by Ramishah Maruf

Why giant companies are suddenly splitting into pieces, by Paul R. La Monica

The Wall Street Journal

Chip Shortage Has Manufacturers Turning to Lower-Tech Models, by Austen Hufford

COP26 Opens Path to International Carbon Trading, by Sarah McFarlane, Matthew Dalton

CNBC

Airbus receives order for 255 jets in first major deal since Covid outbreak, by Katrina Bishop

Federal appeals court calls Biden vaccine mandate ‘fatally flawed’ and ‘staggeringly overbroad’, by Spencer Kimball

Reuters

IBM, Amazon partner to extend reach of data tools for oil companies, by Stephen Nellis, Liz Hampton

Japan, U.S. agree to start talks on additional steel, aluminium tariffs, by Yuka Obayashi

News about business journalism 

FT reporter Lee: Tech journalists need an association

Nakhoul of Reuters receives WAN-IFRA award

Reuters hires Farr to cover European M&A

Hong Kong declines to renew visa for Economist journalist

Lyons joining Bloomberg as social media and audience development editor

Bloomberg promotes Lanman to economy ME

Forshee joining Morning Brew to cover finance

The Motley Fool hires Mulvey as podcast producer

Axios hires Fortune’s Shen to cover fintech

Bloomberg reporter Porter departs for new job

FT’s Tett wins Eccles Prize for Excellence in Economic Writing