Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Tour company Thomas Cook collapses, 150,000 people stranded, by Gregory Katz
‘I want a future’: Global youth protests urge climate action, by Jennifer Peltz, Frank Jordans
CNN
Germany unveils $60 billion plan to fight the climate crisis, by Mark Thompson
Tesla board will have to defend Elon Musk’s massive compensation package, judge says, by Shannon Liao
The Wall Street Journal
At 10,000 and Counting, This Company Is Flooding the U.S. With Tariff Appeals, by Josh Zumbrun, Anthony DeBarros, Chad Day
Fears of Gun Violence Force Business Owners to Rethink Workplace Safety, by Ruth Simon, Chip Cutter
CNBC
Walmart will stop selling e-cigarettes in the wake of vaping-related deaths, by Angelica LaVito, Courtney Reagan
New York Stock Exchange owner launches futures contracts that pay out in bitcoin, by Ryan Browne
Reuters
Like fine whisky, Texan oil exporters tout unblended crude, by Devika Krishna Kumar, Collin Eaton
Eyes on U.S. prize, Primark considers Central American suppliers, by James Davey
News about business journalism
Inc.’s Ledbetter talks about the magazine’s strategy and success
Business Insider hires Stewart as senior tech reporter
Departments editor Nickalls departs Adweek
Bloomberg sued in Rose sexual harassment suit
Trial begins in Turkey for two Bloomberg journalists
Ad exec sues Adweek and former editor at large
Zhu departs Investment News for WSJ
Ingrassia was the master of the art of impatience
Bartiromo: I’m not ready to retire
Fox Biz’s Gasparino to WSJ: “They couldn’t wear my jockstrap”
