Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
US probing Autopilot problems on 765,000 Tesla vehicles, by Tom Krisher
Hachette Book Group in deal to acquire Workman Publishing
CNN
State Street, which manages $3.5 trillion, is closing its New York offices, by Matt Egan
T-Mobile confirms it was hit by data breach, by Brian Fung
The Wall Street Journal
Pfizer, BioNTech Seek FDA Clearance for Covid-19 Booster, by Jared S. Hopkins
Aldi Plans to Hire 20,000 U.S. Workers in Holiday-Season Ramp-Up, by Matt Grossman
Reuters
EV startups hunt for low-cost roads to mass production, by Nick Carey, Ben Clayman
Higher inflation target could trigger jobs boom, former Fed staffers say, by Howard Schneider
News about business journalism
Dow Jones/WSJ reporter Lombardi departs
Insider hires Hays to cover social media
FT/McKinsey name 15 finalists for Business Book of the Year
Reuters hires Clifford as breaking news correspondent
Boston Globe hires Miami Herald tourism reporter Dolven to cover transportation
Fortune hires Kidwai to cover corporate social responsibility
Komiya joins Reuters as Tokyo bureau reporter
Red Ventures and its leadership style rankles some journalists
Kaiser Health News expanding in South, names Miller interim bureau chief
