Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Merck asks US FDA to authorize promising anti-COVID pill, by Matthew Perrone
Report: Offshore wind supply chain worth $109B over 10 years, by Wayne Parry
CNN
Gas prices skyrocket as the global energy crisis worsens, by Matt Egan
With airline staff at a breaking point, passengers can expect more headaches to come, by Chris Isidore
The Wall Street Journal
Amazon Rethinks Office Return Plans, Adding More Flexibility, by Allison Prang, Meghan Bobrowsky
Biden’s China Tariff Plan Fails to Provide Enough Relief, Businesses Say, by Yuka Hayashi, Josh Zumbrun
CNBC
‘Turbocharged’ M&A market could hit a record $6 trillion by year end, says KPMG, by Karen Gilchrist
U.S. moves closer to clearing Moderna and J&J Covid booster shots this week, by Berkeley Lovelace Jr.
Reuters
U.S. IPO boom braves market volatility, by Echo Wang, Anirban Sen
UK seeks to rally G20 against unfair trade practices
News about business journalism
PEI Media hires Marroquin, launches new real estate publication
Barron’s hires Saleh as a digital producer
How a WSJ reporter used LinkedIn to connect with the Facebook whistleblower
Reuters names Azhari deputy bureau chief for Lebanon, Syria and Jordan
Insider sues federal government to obtain names
Sullivan ends “Wealth Matters” column at NY Times
Billboard hires Law360’s Donahue as senior legal correspondent
WSJ hires Beltran as editor on health and science desk
Bloomberg hires Berthelot as tech reporter in Paris
Retail and restaurants reporter departing Triangle Business Journal
