Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Trump’s rollback of US water protections nears completion, by Ellen Knickmeyer
New rules could bump emotional-support animals from planes, by David Koenig
CNN
Top US bankers don’t want to lead the climate fight, by Julia Horowitz
The rich have had enough of negative interest rates. Some are pulling cash out of Swiss banks, by Julia Horowitz
The Wall Street Journal
Facing Pushback From Allies, U.S. Set for Broader Huawei Effort, by Stu Woo
Coming Soon to Tinder Dates: Panic Buttons and Safety Check-Ins, by Georgia Wells
CNBC
Europe stands firm on tech tax in the face of Trump’s tariff threats … for now, by Holly Ellyatt
Clothing retailer Express shares jump on plans to shutter 100 stores by 2022, cut costs, by Lauren Thomas
Reuters
PG&E strikes deal with creditors over restructuring, by Rama Venkat, Kanishka Singh
U.S. economy to coast, no big boost expected from trade deal: Reuters poll, by Rahul Karunakar
News about business journalism
Washington Post names Stein its White House economics reporter
Dow Jones hires Martinez to cover European economics
Business and tech publishers go to Davos
Dow Jones Newswires hires Wright as publishing editor
WSJ Pro hires Christie as publishing editor
WSJ hires Corse to cover cybersecurity and election interference
FT makes/adds digital leadership positions
Business Insider hires Dunn to cover biotech and pharma
Boston Globe hires tech journalist Bergstein as deputy opinion editor
