Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Lithium fuels hopes for revival on California’s largest lake, by Elliot Spagat
Cuomo legal woes continue, could cost public at least $9.5M, by Marina Villeneuve
CNN
Hurricane Ida may push gas prices even higher, by Chris Isidore
Google and Apple’s next regulatory headaches are looming across the Pacific, by Michelle Toh, Jake Kwon
The Wall Street Journal
Zoom Hits $1 Billion in Quarterly Revenue, but Shows Signs of Easing Growth, by Maria Armental
Entergy Says 2,000 Miles of High-Voltage Lines Knocked Out by Hurricane Ida, by Katherine Blunt, Jennifer Hiller
CNBC
Even during the pandemic, horror movies remain one of the most profitable genres at the box office, by Sarah Whitten
Ikea pilots U.S. furniture buyback and resale program as it eyes a nationwide launch, by Nadine El-Bawab
Reuters
Ida’s insurance impact likely to be boosted by pandemic pricing, by Alwyn Scott
U.S. health department sets up climate change office, by Ahmed Aboulenein
News about business journalism
Puget Sound Business Journal names Baker its publisher
Reuters reorganizes leadership to focus on speed
Adweek’s Fleming promoted to agencies editor
FT hires Murray as Mexico/Central America correspondent
CoStar hires Diamond as West Coast editor
E&E News reporter Joselow departs
Los Angeles Biz Journal EIC Robson departs
Business Insider copy chief McMahon departs
MarketWatch hires crypto and cannabis/banking reporter
FT hires Olcott as China tech correspondent
Myers named editor in chief of personal finance site The Balance
