Some of Friday’s top business news stories:
The New York Times
After criticism, Fed will study Wall St. oversight, by Peter Eavis
Falling wages at factories squeeze the middle class, by Nelson D. Schwartz and Patricia Cohen
New leader at CBS News as another returns to ’60 Minutes’, by Bill Carter
The Wall Street Journal
Wynn Resorts probed on money-laundering controls, by Kate O’Keeffe, Rachel Louise Ensign and Christopher M. Matthews
Targeted ads? TV can do that now too, by Steven Perlberg
Sotheby’s CEO to step down, by Kelly Crow and Sara Germano
Bloomberg News
China’s PBOC cuts interest rates for first time since 2012, by Bloomberg News
Uber’s Michael said to retain support amid controversial remarks, by Serena Saitto and Mark Milian
Reuters
SEC director with big stock holdings stirs debate, by Sarah Lynch
Bank executives want City wrongdoers to face jail, says top funds boss, by Jamie McGeever
Today in business journalism
The women challenging the biz media establishment
Re/code drops reader comments from site
Newcomer hired by Bloomberg to cover tech start-ups
Siew among those laid off at Reuters
Dan Lyons named new Valleywag editor
This date in business journalism history
2007: Some question strength of WSJ editorial oversight board
2012: The importance of due diligence
Business journalism birthdays
Nov. 21: Max Abelson of Bloomberg News
