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Analysis: Wal-Mart Case Seen a Key Test in Struggle over Labor Rights

A challenge by the U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to Wal-Mart Stores Inc's treatment of striking workers is likely to become a critical symbol of labor unions' attempts to organize the many non-union workplaces in the United States in the face of stiff resistance from management.
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U.S. Senate Hearing Urges Quicker Commodity Limits on Banks

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Despite Budget Surplus, No State Bailout in Works for Detroit, Says Top Lawmaker

By Joseph Lichterman
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