New York Times business news - Sept 10
Sept 10 (Reuters) -The following are the top stories on the New York Times business pages. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
- In a second antitrust trial that starts on Monday, the U.S. Justice Department has called for a breakup of Alphabet's GOOGL.O Google, which it says controls the vast majority of online advertising.
- Business Insider named Jamie Heller, the business editor of The Wall Street Journal, to lead its newsroom as its next editor-in-chief.
- The former director of Project 2025, a right-wing plan for what U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump could do in a second term as president, criticized Trump's campaign, accusing its advisers of missteps, lack of preparation and overconfidence.
- The European Union must increase public investment by nearly $900 billion a year in sectors like technology and defense if it wants to keep pace economically with rivals the United States and China, former ECB president Mario Draghi said in a long-awaited report.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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