Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Yellen: Biden’s plan could restore full employment by 2022, by Martin Crutsinger, Alan Fram
Super Bowl ads went for light humor. Not all succeeded, by Mae Anderson
CNN
Despite huge losses, US airlines are rolling in cash, by Chris Isidore
Negative interest rates and huge deficits are the new normal. What comes next?, by Charles Riley
The Wall Street Journal
Apple’s Talks With Hyundai Break Down, by Tim Higgins, Elizabeth Koh
Offshore Wind Farms, Big in Europe, Could Boom in U.S. Under Biden, by Katherine Blunt
CNBC
An Apple car would increase pressure on Tesla and other automakers, by Michael Wayland
Fashion brands see sales rebounding—eventually. Europe’s murky outlook could snag growth, by Lauren Thomas
Reuters
Hedge funds bet on oil’s ‘big comeback’ after pandemic hobbles producers, by Maiya Keidan, Rod Nickel
Renesas agrees to buy Dialog Semi for $5.9 billion in cash
News about business journalism
Silicon Valley Biz Journal promotes AME, reporter retires
ProPublica hires Deam to cover health care
The Wrap reporter Sippell departs
Fox Business cancels Lou Dobbs’ show
USA Today names Maltais as ME of consumer news
Fortune staff writer Jenkins departs
Dow Jones had best profit since News Corp. acquisition
How The Information built a successful tech news operation
Bloomberg’s Cortez moving to Hong Kong to be editor
TechCrunch hires Burkholder to cover biotech/health startups
