Some of Monday’s top stories
The New York Times
In latest volley against Amazon, Hachette’s writers target its board, by David Streitfeld
A crowed scene: IAC/InterActiveCorp makes moves in online dating, by Leslie Kaufman and Mike Isaac
The Wall Street Journal
Lufthansa pilots threaten to strike over retirement benefits, by Sarah Sloat
Chevron shuts gas pipeline after accident, by Lynn Cook
AB InBev seeking finance for SABMiller deal, by Shayndi Rice and Peter Evans
Sinopec to sell $17.5 billion retail stake in privatization push, by Stephen Aldred and Charlie Zhu
Exclusive: Nissan faces battery plant cuts as electric car hopes fade, by Laurence Frost
Bloomberg Businessweek
How Germany’s ban on Uber hurts the poor, by Charles Kenny
Bloomberg
Election throws Sweden into turmoil as Nationalists advance, by Johan Carlstrom and Niklas Magnusson
Today in business journalism
WSJ Sunday celebrates 15th anniversary
Miami Herald brings back standalone biz section
Antunes, executive editor of CNBC Digital, has resigned
WSJ loses NYMSL championship to High Times
Explaining Federal Reserve policy via GIFs
This date in business journalism history
2007: Who is Jack Flack?
2011: A day in the life of a business journalist
Business journalism birthdays
Sept. 14: Jon Talton of The Seattle Times
Sept. 15: Anya Kamenetz of Fast Company
Sept. 15: Jamie McGee of The Tennessean
