Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:

The Associated Press

Meta looks to target Twitter with a rival app called Threads, by Kelvin Chan

CNN

AI is already linked to layoffs in the industry that created it, by Catherine Thorbecke

Tesla shares rise on strong sales report, by Chris Isidore

The Wall Street Journal

Remote Work Sticks for All Kinds of Jobs, by Sarah Chaney Cambon and Andrew Mollica

TV’s Golden Era Proved Costly to Streamers, by Nate Rattner and Sarah Krouse

CNBC

Airlines struggled ahead of July Fourth weekend. Their stocks didn’t, by Leslie Josephs

Student loan relief is gone for millions of Americans — here’s what it means for retailers, by Melissa Repko

Reuters

Twitter CEO backs widely criticized tweet-reading rate limits

Britain celebrates 75 years of its National Health Service, by Alistair Smout and Michael Holden

News about business journalism:

Politico’s Overly departs trade beat for new project

Duggan hired by Minneapolis/St. Paul Biz Journal

Hollywood Reporter reporter Chan departs

Insider reporter Tabahriti departs

Yahoo Finance hires Shaban as a reporter

FT names Fleming its economics editor, Giles as economics commentator

US ambassador given access to WSJ’s Gershkovich

Politico hires Chatterjee to cover technology

Triangle Biz Journal hires Tobin to cover real estate

Bankadelic podcast: A July 4th special with seven financial services stars

FDA reporter DeGroot leaving Inside Health Policy

Cherney departs Silicon Valley Biz Journal for new opportunity

Review-Journal hires Edgemon as business editor

Bloomberg Law hires Phengsitthy to cover health

Bloomberg Tax hires Freed as state team leader

Reuters hires Sakoui to cover M&A in EMEA

Parent of Quartz, Gizmodo to begin testing artificial intelligence

The Messenger hires Jones as national real estate reporter

Van Boom departs CNET after 8 years

Insider’s Rosen moves to market analysis and economy

Grover moves to energy beat at Reuters