Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Ida: Economists foresee only modest damage to US economy, by Martin Crutsinger
Anxious tenants await assistance as evictions resume, by Michael Casey, Michelle Liu
CNN
Peloton under investigation by the SEC and Department of Justice
Top toymakers say their products will be harder to find and more expensive this holiday season, by Chauncey Alcorn
The Wall Street Journal
GM’s Chevy Bolt Recall Casts Shadow Over EV Push, by Mike Colias, Ben Foldy
How the Biggest Companies Have Fared During the Covid-19 Pandemic, by Kyle Kim
CNBC
Amazon’s biggest, hardest-to-solve ESG issue may be its own workers, by Todd Wasserman
Oil firms slash U.S. Gulf of Mexico output by 91% ahead of powerful Hurricane Ida, by Emma Newburger
Reuters
Google Play app store revenue hit $11.2 bln in 2019, lawsuit says, by Paresh Dave
Automobiles restrain U.S. consumer spending, monthly inflation slowing, by Lucia Mutikani
News about business journalism
Retired Wisconsin State Journal biz editor Franzmann dies at 86
How Forbes’ different businesses produce revenue
Protocol hires Lawrence as a reporter
CNN hires Lyngaas as cybersecurity reporter
Institutional Investor hires Zhang to cover asset management
Emerging tech writer Duffy leaving Morning Brew
Wisconsin State Journal hires Heidemann as biz reporter
Wired names González global director of audience development
Hutson joins Chicago Biz Journal as reporter
ACBJ is starting Pittsburgh Inno next month
