Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Google buys $450M stake in ADT to give Nest a new perch, by Michael Liedtke
Trump fires TVA chair, cites hiring of foreign workers, by Zeke Miller
CNN
These companies are working from home until 2021 — or forever, by Alexis Benveniste
Stimulus talks have stalled. But the pressure to act is rising, by Julia Horowitz
The Wall Street Journal
Refiners Retrench as Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel Shrivels, by Rebecca Elliott
Hobbled by Coronavirus and Looting, New York’s Small Businesses Snap Up Millions in City Assistance, by Kate King
CNBC
As pandemic stretches on, retail bankruptcies approach highest number in a decade, by Melissa Repko, Lauren Thomas
Airlines, unions push for billions in additional federal aid to save airline jobs as layoffs loom, by Leslie Josephs
Reuters
Google owner Alphabet issues record $10 billion bond at lowest-ever price, by Kate Duguid
Tyson Foods names new CEO as coronavirus raises costs, by Tom Polansek, Uday Sampath Kumar
News about business journalism
Bloomberg reporter Waller departs for business school
Why Sportico moves its launch date up three months
Bartiromo to celebrate 25th anniversary of reporting from NYSE floor
Santana joins Business Insider as associate retail editor
Bloomberg News names Armstrong senior editor for health care
Business Insider names Hroncich its careers editor
Alexander now covering social justice for Bloomberg Law
Biz journalist Antilla on writing “investor protection crap”
