Unions are making inroads in some parts of the historically nonunion South by tapping frustrations over low wages
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Jun. 22, 2006

Unions are making inroads in some parts of the historically nonunion South by tapping frustrations over low wages and developing new strategies to battle employer opposition.

Unions are making inroads in some parts of the historically nonunion South by tapping frustrations over low wages
Media Release
Unions are making inroads in some parts of the historically nonunion South by tapping frustrations over low wages and developing new strategies to battle employer opposition.
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Asian-Pacific stocks rose across the board, with Japan's Nikkei Average lifted 3.3%
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Asian-Pacific stocks rose across the board, with Japan's Nikkei Average lifted 3.3% by gains in export-oriented shares after the release of data showing a surge in Japanese exports in May.
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AT&T revised its privacy policy to state that account records are company property
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AT&T revised its privacy policy to state that account records are company property and may be disclosed to law enforcement.
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Federated is nearing a deal to sell its Lord & Taylor department-store chain
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Federated is nearing a deal to sell its Lord & Taylor department-store chain to Apollo and NRDC for about $1.2 billion.
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Televisa withdrew from its bidding group in a dispute over price
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Televisa scrambled to fund an offer for Univision after KKR and Blackstone withdrew from its bidding group in a dispute over price.
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Big drug buyers are extracting steep price cuts from pharmaceutical companies
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Big drug buyers are extracting steep price cuts from pharmaceutical companies on some of their brand-name medicines.
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Some Cardiac centers are cutting back on the use of drug-coated stents due to rising concern over blood clots
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Some Cardiac centers are cutting back on the use of drug-coated stents due to rising concern over blood clots, a move that could signal turmoil in a field dominated by Boston Scientific and J&J.
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Rupert Murdoch appoints Spain’s former prime minister, to the board of his international media group
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Rupert Murdoch, the Australian-born media mogul known for his extensive political connections, on Wednesday appointed José María Aznar, Spain’s former prime minister, to the board of his international media group, News Corp.
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A group of banks announced plans on Wednesday to take a minority stake in the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX)
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A group of banks announced plans on Wednesday to take a minority stake in the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX), the latest in a series of such investments designed to maintain competition in the sector.
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