Talking Biz News — Nov 22, 2021

Some of Monday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

Cap on drug price hikes for privately insured sparks battle, by Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

Kellogg’s to restart talks with striking cereal workers

CNN

Apple affirms employees’ right to speak about working conditions, in a win for #AppleToo movement, by Clare Duffy

Oil selloff intensifies on Covid fears and risk of US-China intervention, by Matt Egan

The Wall Street Journal

Supply-Chain Problems Show Signs of Easing, by Stella Yifan Xie, Jon Emont, Alistair MacDonald

Companies Face a Dilemma: Delay Office Reopenings Again, or Take a New Approach?, by Chip Cutter

CNBC

Ford and Rivian cancel plans to jointly develop an electric vehicle, by Michael Wayland

FDA clears Moderna’s and Pfizer’s Covid vaccine booster shots for all U.S. adults, by Spencer Kimball

Reuters

KKR makes $12 billion approach to take Telecom Italia private, by Elvira Pollina, Valentina Za, Pamela Barbaglia

Disney World puts COVID-19 vaccination mandate policy on hold, by Anirudh Saligrama

News about business journalism 

Longtime Bloomberg journalist Wilson is retiring

Cummins, former Newsday biz journalist, dies at 70

MT Newswires adds Bloomberg TV videos

Morning Brew hires Katz as entertainment creator/host

Finn swaps AltFi News for Insurance Insider

WSJ hires Hartley as senior video journalist

The Verge hires Faife to cover cybersecurity

The Verge hires Sato to cover tech companies and platforms

How the media covers inflation and the economy affects families

How Elizabeth Holmes soured the media on Silicon Valley

Bloomberg hires Brooke to cover private credit

Journalist Brennan to join Bloomberg