Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Rural population losses add to farm and ranch labor shortage, by Grant Shulte, David Pitt
USDA to permanently boost food stamp benefits by 25 percent, by Ashraf, Khalil
CNN
Consumer sentiment suddenly crashes below early-pandemic levels, by Paul R. La Monica
Used car price hikes may soon be over, by Chris Isidore
The Wall Street Journal
Hyatt Plans to Buy Apple Leisure Group From KKR and KSL Capital for $2.7 Billion, by Miriam Gottfried
Intel CEO Pitches Pricey Chip Plants to Officials at Home and Abroad, by Asa Fitch, Bob Davis
CNBC
New apps match travelers with trips that fit their budgets, interests, rewards points and more, by Kenneth Kiesnoski
New York City vaccine mandate presents new challenges for restaurants, by Amelia Lucas
Reuters
U.S. investors lean on blank-check firms in search for energy transition targets, by Jessica Resnick-ault
U.S. banks walk tightrope of encouraging, but not mandating vaccines, by Elizabeth Dilts Marshall Noor Zainab Hussain
News about business journalism
McGraw Center seeks applications for fall fellowships
Global tech editor Weber of Reuters joining San Fran startup
Yahoo Finance’s LaRoche on preparing for interviews
Bloomberg Industry Group hires head of diversity and inclusion
Tampa Bay Biz Journal reporter Torrance departs for grad school
Bloomberg’s Thomson named EMEA tech/media/telecoms team leader
Yahoo Finance reporter Myers is leaving
The Sun US names Grahns consumer reporter
Express.co.uk promotes Evans to acting personal finance editor
Triangle Biz Journal expanding coverage area
Li departs Financial Times for Politico
Fredregill to cover tourism, energy and real estate for Colorado paper
