Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:

The Associated Press

Powell likely to stress Fed’s inflation fight far from over, by Christopher Rugaber

CNN

PayPal will lay off 2,000 workers, or 7% of staff, by Catherine Thorbecke

Apple has infringed on worker rights, NLRB investigators say, by Brian Fung

The Wall Street Journal

Snap Warns of Sales Drop After Revenue Growth Stalls, by Meghan Bobrowsky

Elon Musk Warned About Incoming EU Social-Media Law, by Kim Mackrael

CNBC

Google is asking employees to test potential ChatGPT competitors, including a chatbot called ‘Apprentice Bard’, by Jennifer Elias

Britain hit by biggest strike in more than a decade with schools shut and rail networks disrupted, by Jenni Reid

Reuters

Intel slashes employee, exec pay amid PC market downturn, by Stephen Nellis

News about business journalism:

WSJ names Patterson head of audio

Reporter Donnelly to depart Morning Brew

Reuters to explore video strategies

Berkshire publication adding business news section

What happened to Insider’s DC bureau?

Tax Notes/Tax Analysts hires Stanton as a congressional reporter

Crypto.news appoints Ross-Mychka editor in chief

WaPo layoffs, a local news lifeline, new Barron’s editor at large, AP news director moves

Navasky, leader of The Nation magazine, dies at 90

WaPo lays off 20 staffers, shutters gaming section

Rebuild Local News nonprofit launches to create jobs, save local news