Some of Friday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
What robot strippers say about sexism, tech and the future, by Barbara Ortutay and Ryan Nakashima
U.S. stocks brush of year’s first wobble, return to records, by Stan Choe
Bloomberg
Fiat Chrysler to give U.S. workers $2,000 bonus after tax bill, by Jamie Butters
Peter Thiel bids on Gawker assets amid bankruptcy, by Lizette Chapman
Fortune
How Kohl’s intends to keep its newfound momentum, by Phil Wahba
Walmart expands scan-and-go service to 100 more stores, by Natasha Bach
Reuters
Ford urges 2,900 pickup owners to stop driving after new Takata death, by David Shepardson
Corporations may dodge billions in taxes through new loophole, by David Morgan
News about business journalism
Recode launching TV series with MSNBC on tech
Loeb Awards begins call for entries
Gelles to take over “Corner Office” at NY Times
Zeisler hired by Barron’s to be audience managing editor
How Alyson Shontell became editor in chief of Business Insider
Politico’s Woellert moving to White House team
This date in business journalism
2013: Pennsylvania biz editor leaving for Vermont job
2008: CNNMoney.com’s push into video
Business journalism birthday
Jan. 12: Christian Plumb of Reuters
