Some of Thursday’s top business news stories:

The Associated Press

Biden pushes a strong role for unions in tech jobs, even as potential strikes are on the horizon, by Josh Boak

Tesla income jumps 20%, but shares fall after hours amid profit concerns, by David Hamilton

CNN

Just 1% of all US homes changed hands so far this year, by Anna Bahney

Microsoft and Activision extend their deal deadline, by Brian Fung

The Wall Street Journal

United Airlines Triples Profit as Flyers Flock Overseas, by Alison Sider

Netflix Password-Sharing Crackdown Delivers Jolt of New Subscriber Growth, by Jessica Toonkel

CNBC

Goldman Sachs misses on profit after hits from GreenSky, real estate, by Hugh Son

Netflix gets rid of cheapest basic ad-free option in the U.S., U.K., by Lillian Rizzo

Reuters

Pfizer plant in North Carolina damaged by tornado

UK supermarket Asda to launch new round of price cuts

News about business journalism:

Gilchrest named ME of Upstate Business Journal in South Carolina

Leon departing The Markup

NY Times hires FT’s Bintliff as its UK editor

Arons to lead Bloomberg’s European bank coverage