Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Google in court to appeal EU’s 2018 Android antitrust case, by Kelvin Chan
What’s the price of Biden’s plan? Democrats drive for zero, by Josh Boak
CNN
How bad are supply chains? Costco is renting ships, by Julia Horowitz
Rivian is no Tesla. That’s exactly what these buyers want, by Matt McFarland
The Wall Street Journal
U.S. Farm Belt Revival Prompts Mad Dash for ‘Dirt and Iron’, by Jesse Newman, Bob Tita
Logistics Operators Raise Pay, Enlist Robots to Meet Holiday Demand, by Jennifer Smith
CNBC
Costco, Nike and FedEx are warning there’s more inflation set to hit consumers as holidays approach, by Jeff Cox
American Airlines pilots want managers replaced over flight disruptions, by Leslie Josephs
Reuters
As Americans spend, credit card debt is ticking back up, by Chris Taylor
Some Apple, Tesla suppliers suspend production in China amid power pinch
News about business journalism
Debtwire associate editor Caiger-Smith departs
Memphis Biz Journal hires Airy as data reporter
Business Insider hires Denver Biz Journal’s Rodriguez
Columbian business and transportation reporter Macuk leaving for TV station
WSJ names Tweh its deputy bureau chief for corporate coverage
Dayton Biz Journal names Earl its publisher
Inagaki named Tokyo bureau chief at Financial Times
Reuters launches first global brand campaign called “The Source”
Boston Globe expanding tech coverage
Memphis Biz Journal hires MacLeod to cover commercial real estate
