Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Congress mandates new car technology to stop drunken driving, by Hope Yen, Tom Krisher
Robinhood hit by data breach exposing users’ emails, names
CNN
Senate Democrats urge Biden to consider tapping emergency oil reserves or even ban oil exports to fight high gas prices, by Matt Egan
These companies will buy your home instantly. Here’s what that means for a red-hot real estate market, by Anna Bahney
The Wall Street Journal
Infrastructure Projects to Boost Sales and Prices, Industry Executives Say, by Austen Hufford
Regeneron’s Antibody Drug Cut Risk of Covid-19 by 82%, Company Says, by Joseph Walker
CNBC
Macy’s raises hourly wage to $15 and rolls out college tuition to try to win workers, by Lauren Thomas
White House tells businesses to proceed with vaccine mandate despite court-ordered pause, by Spencer Kimball
Reuters
U.S. eyes January rollout of first projects to counter China’s Belt and Road -official, by Andrea Shalal
Inflation tops pandemic as investor concern -Fed report, by Pete Schroeder, Howard Schneider
News about business journalism
Wirecutter’s journalists planning to strike around Black Friday
“An Ugly Truth” wins SABEW Best in Business Book award
Epp to cover economic, biz and infrastructure for VPR
Chemical Watch managing editor Hyland departs
E&E News reporter Clark to cover climate law
Forbes moves McEvoy to wealth beat
MLex hires Wallace to cover data privacy and security
Hoffman joins Bloomberg TV as field producer covering politics
WSJ wins award for its trade coverage
MLex hires Bloomberg’s Bolongaro as a senior editor
Labor coverage is coming back in a big way
Miami Herald hires Kaiser to cover cruise industry, tourism
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