Talking Biz News – April 22, 2022

Some of Friday’s leading business information stories:

The Affiliated Press

Energy-thirsty Bitcoin miners search for techniques to dump fossil fuels, by Amy Beth Hanson

CNN

Struggling factories and booming airlines put Fed in a bind, by Julia Horowitz

CNN+ will shut down at the end of April, by Oliver Darcy and Brian Stelter

The Wall Road Journal

Netflix, Facing Truth Check, Vows to Curb Its Profligate Means, by Joe Flint

Snap Effects Strike by Disruptions in Electronic Advert Market, by Meghan Bobrowsky

CNBC

Shares building the biggest moves premarket: American Specific, Verizon, Kimberly-Clark and more, by Peter Schacknow

Singapore is moving nearer toward pre-pandemic dwelling, by Abigail Ng

Reuters

Verizon loses fewer-than-predicted cellular phone subscribers in first quarter

U.S. to grant $6.4 bln funding for jobs to cut down carbon emissions, by Valerie Volcovici and David Shepardson

News about enterprise journalism:

Inside of the Economist’s relaunch of its membership cell app

Fox Small business website has document March, initial quarter

Celebrated affiliate FT editor Gardner passes absent

Bloomberg’s Allington joins Politico as senior producer for audio

Why Quartz believes folks will fork out for an Africa publication

Shotter to become FT’s Jerusalem correspondent

Detroit radio journalist Neher departs for Automotive News