Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Europe reopens many borders but not to Americans, Asians, by Geir Moulson
Pandemic leads to a bicycle boom, and shortage, around world, by David Sharp, Kelvin Chan
CNN
The pandemic could have ruined this sustainable business. But instead, it’s expanding nationwide, by Danielle Wiener-Bronner
Crisis Text Line CEO fired amid staff revolt, by Sara Ashley O’Brien
The Wall Street Journal
Small Businesses Tackle New PPP Puzzle: Forgiveness, by Ruth Simon, Peter Rudegeair
Facial Recognition Companies Commit to Police Market After Amazon, Microsoft Exit, by Jared Council
CNBC
BP to write down up to $17.5 billion in second quarter, lowers oil price expectations to 2050,by Sam Meredith
The $100 billion conventions industry is starting to reopen after a months-long coronavirus shutdown, by Contessa Brewer, Katie Young
Reuters
Unilever to invest 1 billion euros in climate change fund over 10 years, by Siddharth Cavale
Amazon’s business practices examined by two U.S. states, by Ayanti Bera
News about business journalism
How CNBC is building its membership programs
Covering the tech boom at CNET, and learning about tech coverage
Regis, former editor at WSJ, dies at 68
Twitter restores Zero Hedge after admitting mistake
Azevedo leaving Crunchbase for Housing Wire
Institutional Investor CEO: We need to do better
Financial Times launches sports business vertical Scoreboard
