Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
From cars to gasoline, surging prices match a 13-year high, by Christopher Rugaber
JPMorgan’s 3Q profits rise, but low rates weigh on revenue, by Ken Sweet
CNN
Home heating costs will rise sharply this winter, federal government forecasts, by Matt Egan
UAW goes on strike against John Deere, by Chris Isidore
The Wall Street Journal
L.A. Port to Operate Around the Clock to Ease Cargo Logjams, by Alex Leary, Paul Berger
Apple Studying Potential of AirPods as Health Device, by Rolfe Winkler
CNBC
GM’s recall of Bolt EV over fires sidelines production at Michigan plant until Nov. 1, by Michael Wayland
Luxury watch shortage drives growth of $20 billion secondhand market as start-ups rush to cash in, by Robert Frank
Reuters
G7 finance leaders lay out guidelines for central bank digital currencies
Biden enlists Target, Walmart to fix bottlenecks threatening holiday sales, by Alexandra Alper, Steve Holland, Nandita Bose
News about business journalism
Bloomberg taps Rabello for DC breaking news team
Citywire promotes Purkess to post of deputy online editor
Study: Newspaper closings leads to more corporate misdoings
Law360 hires Elletson to cover employment law
Walker joins WSJ video team as associate video journalist
Larkin named editor on Bloomberg’s global business team
Axios hires Forbes’ Solender to cover Capitol Hill
Ad Age hires Fischer as an editor
NY Times hires WSJ’s Morris as director of journalism recruiting
