Some of Friday’s top business news stories
The New York Times
As Twitter introduces periscope, tech titans bet on live streaming video, by Mike Isaac and Vindu Goel
Payday loan rules proposed by consumer protection agency, by Michael D. Shear and Jessica Silver-Greenberg
The Wall Street Journal
Diet Coke loses position as No. 2 soda in U.S. to Pepsi-Cola, by Mike Esterl
Mercedes-Benz outlines a luxury pickup for Europe, South America, by William Boston
Bloomberg
Germanwings co-pilot’s personal life takes centerstage in probe, by Tino Andresen, Richard Weiss and Sheenagh Matthews
Fed’s top cop gets grilled about leaks, by Alan Katz
The Street
How Dish Network’s chairman won big in the FCC spectrum auction, by Chris Nolter
Amazon is in talks to buy luxury online retailer Net-A-Porter, by Jane King
News about business journalism
CNBC adds TV Everywhere to app
Verge to move beyond tech news coverage
Indianapolis Biz Journal hires new reporter
Dallas biz reporter Cho leaving for NerdWallet
Asia company news editor leaving Reuters
This date in business journalism history
2006: The future of business journalism
2012: How the WSJ is no longer just a newspaper
Business journalism birthdays
March 28: Suzanne Woolley of Bloomberg
March 28: Dave Kansas of American Public Media
March 28: Katy Smith of Columbus Business First
