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Talking Biz News Today — November 5, 2019

November 5, 2019

Posted by Irina Slav

Some of Tuesday’s top business news stories:

Associated Press

Apple commits $2.5B to combat California housing crisis, by Matt O’Brien

German government extends incentives for electric car buyers

CNN

Uber lost more than $1 billion in the third quarter, but revenue growth improved, by Sara Ashley O’Brien

Researchers used a laser to hack Alexa and other voice assistants, by Rachel Metz

The Wall Street Journal

U.S., China Consider Rolling Back Tariffs as Part of Initial Trade Deal, by William Maudlin, Alex Leary

Obscure Model Puts a Price on Good Health—and Drives Down Drug Costs, by Denise Roland

Axios

Microsoft saw 40% productivity spike with 4-day workweek trial, by Jacob Knutson

Adobe, Twitter, NYT launch effort to fight deepfakes, by Ina Fried

Reuters

Rakuten sees $947 million loss from Lyft investment in latest quarter, by Kevin Buckland

Comcast launches tools to improve ad targeting on TV, by Sheila Dang

News about business journalism

Input hires Kasana to cover tech news

Charlotte Observer hires Muccigrosso to cover retail

Senior editor Alvarez departs Engadget for Input

FT hires Di Stefano to cover media and technology

Pohle joins WSJ as reporter

LA Times editor Pearlstine bullish on his paper’s future

FT hires McPhee as global brand director

Union reaches tentative agreement with Dow Jones

Reuters reporter de Carbonnel departs for Crisis Group

Charlotte Observer hires Weinstein as banking reporter

Wilson hired as FT’s Middle East and Africa news editor

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