Some of Wednesday’s top stories
The New York Times
Sony widens expected loss to $2.14 billion, by Paul Mozur
China central bank to inject $81 billion into top lenders, by Keith Bradsher
The Wall Street Journal
Trian Makes Case to Break Up DuPont, by David Benoit and Jacob Bunge
U.S. Incomes End 6-Year Decline, Just Barely, by Nick Timiraos
Reuters
iPhone comes out of a ‘bygone era’, reviewers hail bigger handset, by Arnab Sen
French government calls for end to Air France strike, by Alexandria Sage
Alibaba options expected to be listed on September 29: exchanges, by Saqib Iqbal Ahmed
Bloomberg
Europe Car Sales Set Growth-Streak Record on Price Cuts, by Mathieu Rosemain
Today in business journalism
Forbes digital revenue growing at 20 percent rate
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The Maria Bartiromo information diet
Bloomberg auto reporter leaving for PR job
This day in business journalism history
2007: New business magazine launches in Canada
2008: NYT to pick up Breakingviews column dropped by WSJ
Business journalism birthdays
Sept. 17: Sarah Frier of Bloomberg News
Sept. 17: Geoff Colvin of Fortune
Sept. 17: Gabriella Stern of The Wall Street Journal
