Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
AT&T launches new online TV service as video customers fall, by Tali Arbel
House passes bill protecting veteran-owned businesses
CNN
Twitter is reportedly being targeted by an activist shareholder seeking to replace Jack Dorsey, by Shannon Liao
UK-EU trade talks start Monday. Britain is already threatening to walk away, by Charles Riley
The Wall Street Journal
AmEx Staff Misled Small-Business Owners to Boost Card Sign-Ups, by AnnaMaria Andriotis
Specialty Grocers Lose Their Edge, by Jaewon Kang
CNBC
Walmart names Sam’s Club exec Jamie Iannone to key leadership role in US e-commerce, by Melissa Repko
BMW, Porsche to debut new cars online after coronavirus outbreak cancels Geneva auto show, by Michael Wyland
Reuters
Harley-Davidson looks for new leadership to end its sales struggle, by Rajesh Kumar Singh
Sanofi to pay $11.9 million to resolve U.S. drug charity kickback probe, by Nat Raymond
News about business journalism
Wichita Biz Journal editor Roy discloses ALS diagnosis
SABEW creates Xana Fund to support mid-career, female journalists
Data editor McCartney departing Cincinnati Biz Courier
CoStar Group hires Burke to cover San Fran real estate
When a presidential candidate tweets out a biz reporter’s story
How Purdue Pharma’s owners tried to influence Bloomberg coverage
WSJ podcast host Gittleson set to join The Economist
