1. Airport workers are striking and protesting across the country - The Washington Post

Across the country, flight attendants and airport workers are responding a hailstorm of workplace issues related to pay and staffing levels—as airline travel in the pandemic recovery economic has been marked by an onslaught of canceled flights, labor shortage…

2. Ford Asks for New Trial After $1.7 Billion Jury Verdict in Truck Rollover Lawsuit - The Wall Street Journal

Ford is asking a Georgia court for a new trial, after a jury reached a $1.7 billion verdict against the auto maker last month involving a truck rollover accident that left two people dead.

3. High-end items stolen in smash-and-grab at Merrimack Premium Outlets, owners say - WMUR Manchester

Merrimack police are investigating a smash-and-grab robbery at the Merrimack Premium Outlets that was caught on camera.

4. Dick's Sporting Goods announces plans to hire up to 9,000 for holidays - Fox Business

Dick's Sporting Goods has plans to add up to 9,000 workers for the upcoming holiday season, the sports equipment and apparel retailer announced Monday.

5. Dow Jones Hits Bear Market After Today's Sell-Off; What To Do Now - Investor's Business Daily

The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished in a bear market Monday.

6. Two arrested on fraud charges linked to '$100mn deli' in New Jersey - Financial Times

Sandwich shop became symbol of stock market exuberance after being singled out by David Einhorn

7. Internationally Hunted Terraform Labs Co-Founder Do Kwon Says He’s ‘Making Zero Effort To Hide’ - Gizmodo

Interpol reportedly issued a "red notice" warrant calling on law enforcement agencies worldwide to capture and arrest Kwon.

8. Widespread pattern of market lows signals more selling ahead, says Wedgewood's David Rolfe - CNBC Television

9. Australia flags privacy overhaul after huge cyber attack on Optus - Reuters

Australia plans to toughen privacy rules to force companies to notify banks faster when they experience cyber attacks, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Monday, after hackers targeted the country's second-largest telecoms firm.

10. Column: Painful signs emerge that Fed is moving too far, too fast with aggressive rate increases - Yahoo Finance

The Fed isn't giving the economy time to absorb its rate increases before imposing more pain. That could leave people jobless for no reason.

11. Bitcoin's Link With Stocks Weakens as 'Stronger Hands' Left Clinging On - Bloomberg

12. As ISPs seek payments from Big Tech, Google criticizes “sender-pays” model - Ars Technica

Google exec objects as EU mulls whether tech giants should fund telecom networks.

13. Is EV charging at night bad for the grid? Stanford researchers think so - TESLARATI

Stanford researchers claim that EV charging at night may be worse for the grid and the environment than charging during the day.

14. Leading economies sliding into recession as Ukraine war cuts growth, OECD finds - The Guardian

Impact of energy and inflation crises worse than forecast, with Europe most directly exposed to fallout of Russian invasion

15. Eight states file enforcement action against crypto lending platform Nexo - CNBC

The filings state the company offered investors interest-earning accounts without first registering them as securities.

16. A surging U.S. dollar is creating an ‘untenable situation’ for the stock market, warns Morgan Stanley’s Wilson - MarketWatch

Dollar’s surge could lead to crisis, says top Wall Street analyst

17. Video captures strange moans, noises on American Airlines flights - The Washington Post

Passengers on several American Airlines flights in recent months have reported strange noises over the intercom system.

18. Savings rates climb to levels not seen since 2009. Here's how to get the best return on your money - CNBC

As interest rates rise at the fastest pace in 40 years, now is the time to make sure you're getting the best return on your cash. Here's how to get started.

19. Home buyers are backing out of contracts in the Sun Belt, especially in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tampa and Texas - MarketWatch

House buyers nixed pending sales in August in Sun Belt cities like Jacksonville, San Antonio and Orlando among others, Redfin said

20. Bank will 'not hesitate' to raise interest rates after pound's fall - BBC

The Bank of England said it was "monitoring developments closely" after the pound hit a record low.