Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Key reason for supply shortages: Americans keep spending, by Tom Krisher, Paul Wiseman
Amazon settles California COVID workers notification dispute, by Dom Thompson
CNN
Video game consoles and smartphones will be harder to find this holiday season, by Samantha Murphy Kelly
Casper is being taken private again, just two years after its splashy IPO, by Jordan Vlinsky
The Wall Street Journal
Tyson Foods Raises Meat Prices as Costs Escalate, by Jacob Bunge, Matt Grossman
Ohio Sues Meta Alleging Facebook Parent Misled Public About Its Products’ Effect on Children, by Meghan Bobrowsky
CNBC
October retail sales are expected to be strong, showing economy is back on track, by Patti Domm
Factory shutdowns in Vietnam could have longer impact for apparel and footwear retailers, BofA warns, by Lauren Thomas
Reuters
Exclusive: Exxon launches sale of shale gas properties in Texas, by Shariq Khan, Sabrina Valle
Google earmarks $740 mln for Australia to mend ties after exit threat
News about business journalism
Former Fortune editor Leaf named Ellison Institute fellow
Forbes assistant editor Kreznar departing for new job
Rest of World looks to differentiate itself in a crowded tech news field
Yang moves to crypto and market structure beat at Bloomberg
Bloomberg’s Faux to write book on cryptocurrency
NY Times tech reporter Zhong joining climate desk
Lam joins Bloomberg as a producer in Hong Kong
Fox’s Bartiromo accused of calling attorney general about election
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The Financial Times has hired Barbara Moens to cover competition and tech in Brussels. She will start…