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Verizon Strike Update: Union Heads Honor Worker Killed in '89 Picket

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Hundreds of Verizon workers in red shirts interrupted a nine-day-old strike to place a wreath at a site in suburban New York on Monday morning, where a colleague was fatally injured on a picket line 22 years ago. The union workers began reportedly one of the biggest labor strikes in recent U.S. history on Aug. 7.

Fake Apple Store Count in China Reaches 22, One 'Smartens' Up

An employee stands inside a fake Apple Store in Kunming, Yunnan province July 22, 2011.
Despite some exterior changes, reported photos hint that the inside of at least one out of 22 imposter Apple stores with familiar wooden tables and Apple-like signage, remain unchanged. A blog that gained international attention for calling out the bogus stores led to the closure of two fake Apple stores by Chinese officials in July.
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NASA?s Final Space Shuttle Crew to Visit the Big Apple

The astronauts will take part in a series of public events. On Aug. 16, the crew will visit the American Museum of Natural History where they will answer questions from children in attendance at the event that is free with museum admission. They will also appear on The Colbert Report later that night, according to the SPACE.com article.
Verizon

Verizon Strike Update: Sides Still Far Apart

The Verizon strike of 45,000 landline employees has hit its ninth day and doesn't show any signs of stopping anytime soon, as the two sides continue to stand far apart on many issues.
Varoius Euro banknotes lay next to various Swiss Franc notes in this picture illustration at a bank in Warsaw

Swiss Franc Falls to Two-Week Low

The Swiss franc dropped to two-week lows against the euro and dollar on Monday on speculation the Swiss National Bank could further act to curb strength in the currency by setting an exchange rate target as early as this week.
Warren Buffett

Stop Coddling the Entitled Welfare Class

The economic mess that America faces isn?t because of "extraordinary" tax breaks for high-net-worth Americans; it's the result of decades of social welfare programs that have created a permanent, self-perpetuating welfare state.

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