When handshakes opened labor talks in July, United Auto Workers President Gary Jones promised to halt what he called a “race to the bottom” and to fight against “wage loss.” At the same time, nonunion foreign automakers operating in the United States are …
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand’s largest company Fonterra once had grand ambitions to dominate the world’s dairy markets, but after suffering stinging losses to the value of its businesses abroad has scaled back its vision. Fonterra on …
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Vaping shop owners are slamming the state’s temporary ban on the sale of vaping products, saying the emergency action was unnecessary and will drive them out of business. “This is outrageously ridiculous,” Brian Phillips, manager of Wicked Vaped in …
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Rudy Giuliani, once a feared prosecutor who has relentlessly defended President Donald Trump as his personal lawyer, could now have legal woes of
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About 150 former Thomas Cook employees are expected to attend an exclusive recruitment day in Swansea. Thomas Cook went into administration in the early hours of Monday after negotiations to raise fresh funding failed, leaving 22,000 jobs at risk …
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