Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot sign deal for 50-50 merger, by Colleen Barry, Angela Charlton
Ford to add 3,000 jobs in the Detroit area, invest $1.45B, by Tom Krisher, David Eggert
Fortune
Fortune Poll: Disney+ Is Eating Into Netflix’s User Base, by lance Lambert
For Investors, the Past Decade Was a Marvelous Run. But That Tells Only Half the Story, by Ben Carlson
The Wall Street Journal
FedEx Warns of Another Hit to Profits, by Paul Ziobro
You Might Be Buying Trash on Amazon—Literally, by Khadeeja Safdar, Shane Shifflett
CNBC
Study finds more teens vaping marijuana even as mysterious lung illness claims young lives, by Angelica LaVito
Amazon picks low-cost airline Sun Country to expand its cargo business, by Leslie Josephs
Reuters
U.S. housing market regaining steam; manufacturing stabilizing, by Lucia Mutikani
WeWork arranges $1.75 billion credit line with Goldman Sachs, by Herbert Lash
News about business journalism
Williams, biz editor who led Inquirer’s Three Mile coverage, dies at 74
Bond Buyer executive editor Kleege is retiring
Fox Business reporter arrested at courthouse
Facebook to fund Reuters developed journalism course
Winck hired as markets reporter at Business Insider
Reuters expands African coverage with new hire
Bustle launches tech news site Input
Vox Media to slash hundreds of freelance journalism jobs
Yelp editor Bialik says journalists should run businesses
Kaplan hired as associate editor at Business Insider
Silicon Valley Biz Journal hires Ramirez as lead designer
Dong hired as legal industry reporter at Law360
