Some of Monday’s top business news stories:

The Associated Press

Survey: Firms expect job cuts in ’23 amid recession fears

Biden’s next climate hurdle: enticing Americans to buy green, by Chris Megerian, Hannah Fingerhut and Matthew Daly

CNN

Vox Media to lay off 7% of workforce, by Oliver Darcy

How Big Tech’s pandemic bubble burst, by Clare Duffy

The Wall Street Journal

How Apple Has So Far Avoided Layoffs: Lean Hiring, No Free Lunches, by Aaron Tilley

Tesla’s Price Cuts Are Roiling the Car Market, by Nora Eckert and Mike Colias

CNBC

Google employees scramble for answers after layoffs hit long-tenured and recently promoted employees, by Jennifer Elias

Bed Bath & Beyond beefs up legal team ahead of possible bankruptcy filing in New Jersey, by Lillian Rizzo

Reuters

Amazon launches air freight service in India

Spotify to cut staff as soon as this week – Bloomberg News

News about business journalism:

Washington Post hires FT’s Gilbert as a data reporter

South Dakota biz reporter moves to rapid response team

Wichita Biz Journal editor Roy dies at 61

The legend of Hollywood industry reporter Nikki Finke

WSJ’s Trentmann, CFO Journal bureau chief, departs

Hollywood Reporter launching Japan edition

CJR EIC Pope: Davos shows we need to fix business journalism

CNET pauses using AI to write stories

LA Times hires Merchant as tech columnist

Industry Dive hires Ewen as senior editor for Fashion Dive

The Information hires Graf to cover private equity

Karmali swaps the BBC for Reuters

Variety records record website traffic in 2022

Forbes Advisor editor Rowan departs

Globe and Mail tech reporter moves to arts coverage

Barker joins This Is Money as assistant editor

CNET’s AI controversy, a possible CoinDesk sale: TBN Ticker for Jan. 20

CNBC reporter Mui departing after six years

Gaffen takes on new role at Reuters

O’Connor of CNN Business hired as executive editor for newspaper group

Rajesh joins Reuters as an editor

Investment subscription-based news service Equity Report launches