Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
In budget turning point, Biden conceding smaller price tag, by Alan Fram
Ex-Facebook manager criticizes company, urges more oversight, by Marcy Gordon, Barbara Ortutay
CNN
T-shirts and jeans may get more expensive as cotton prices hit 10-year high, by Matt Egan
Elizabeth Warren demands insider trading investigation of the Fed, by Matt Egan
The Wall Street Journal
Big Hotel Brands Bet on All-Inclusive Resorts to Counter Covid-19 Slump, by Konrad Putzier
PepsiCo Juggles Strong Demand and Supply-Chain Challenges, by Dave Sebastian, Jennifer Maloney
CNBC
GM to detail significant revenue expansion plans during highly anticipated investor day, by Michael Wayland
Target will pay employees an extra $2 an hour for peak days of holiday season, by Melissa Repko
Reuters
France’s Thales partners with Google on secure cloud services, by Mathieu Rosemain
Airlines warn erratic global COVID-19 rules could delay recovery, by Rajesh Kumar Singh, Tim Hepher
News about business journalism
Coindesk hires Bloomberg’s Ashraf to cover mining
Reuters promotes Gallagher to breaking news correspondent
Reuters names Mourad its Middle East breaking news correspondent
Seattle Times hires Pulkkinen as assistant business editor
Wharton Business Journalism flagship program seeks applicants
Sen named U.S. M&A editor in charge at Reuters
The tech journalist who has become a celebrity
Bloomberg Law hires Castronuovo to cover FDA, drug prices
Bloomberg Businessweek copy editor Newman retires
