Chevron Buys Hess In 2nd Buyout Among Major Producers This Month As Oil Prices Surge
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After five months of on-and-off strikes by Southern California hotel workers, there are signs of progress toward a resolution. On Friday, Unite Here Local 11 announced it had reached a tentative contract agreement with the Beverly Hilton covering more than 500 unionized workers. The union struck deals Saturday with two other properties managed by Hilton:…
United Auto Workers makes progress in effort to unionize Mercedes factory
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save The United Auto Workers pressed forward in its effort to unionize auto factories in the South by announcing that 30 percent of Mercedes workers at an Alabama factory have signed cards endorsing unionization. The 30-year-old Tuscaloosa plant is the second to reach that milestone in…
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A billionaire and a novelist offer two versions of tech’s future. Who’s right?
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ECB haunted by bond buys in Swedish property crisis | Reuters News Agency
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Connected, But Alone: The Paradox of Innovation in a Hyper-Digital World
We’ve never been more connected — yet never felt more alone. Every second, billions of people are liking, swiping, sharing, and streaming. Smart devices link our homes, our cars, even our watches to an invisible web of constant communication. We can video call someone across the globe in seconds. But beneath all that connectivity, something…
