Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
US approves oil, gas leasing plan for Alaska wildlife refuge, by Mark Thiessen
300 Pizza Huts, mostly dine-in locations, to close, by Dee-Ann Durbin
CNN
Huawei faces fresh US sanctions that put its entire business at risk, by Sherisse Pham
Robinhood is now worth more than $11 billion, by Matt Egan
The Wall Street Journal
California Blackouts a Warning for States Ramping Up Green Power, by Katherine Blunt
‘Fortnite’ Creator Says Apple Is Threatening to Curb Access to Software Tools, by Sarah E. Needleman
CNBC
World’s largest sovereign wealth fund reports $21 billion loss after ‘volatile’ first half of the year, by Katrina Bishop
Barneys’ savior Authentic Brands is sitting on about $1 billion in cash and on the hunt to buy more troubled retailers, by Lauren Thomas
Reuters
Boeing to offer second layoff plan, CEO Calhoun sees smaller market ahead, by Bhargav Acharya
BHP falls short of expected profit, warns of slowing growth outside China, by Melanie Burton, Shashwat Awasthi
News about business journalism
FT and McKinsey name short list for Business Book of the Year
Harvey named executive editor of Business Alabama
Orland moving to Toronto to cover banking for Bloomberg
Bloomberg News hires Laing to cover auto and transportation regulation
Bloomberg News hires de Haldevang for Mexico City bureau
CNBC reporter Hirsch joins NY Times Dealbook
Reuters taps Raymond as legal newsletter editor
HousingWire parent launches FinLedger
Quartz passes 20,000 paying members
New Reuters website is coming later this year
VTDigger Burlington reporter Quigley set to depart
Bloomberg’s Toulon named 2020 Business News Visionary
Talk with biz journalist, TBN founder Roush
