Business

Truth Social Co-Founders Sue Company, Claim Trump Tried To Dilute Shares

"They created Truth Social, and now the beneficiary of that, Donald Trump, doesn’t want to pay," a lawyer said as the company seeks a $4 billion merger deal.
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Anheuser-Busch Reaches Deal With Teamsters Just Before Strike Deadline

A strike by the union could have shut down production of some of the country's most popular beers.
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Starbucks, Union Agree On ‘Path Forward’ In Major Breakthrough

Both sides said they had reached a breakthrough after two years of organizing and bargaining battles.
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This Union Could Be On The Verge Of A Historic Breakthrough In The South

Organizing the Tuscaloosa facility would be a major boost to the UAW’s plans to unionize Southern autoworkers.
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The Starbucks Union Campaign Just Added Hundreds Of Baristas To Its Ranks

The union Workers United has organized roughly 400 stores, but is locked in a bitter bargaining fight with the coffee chain.
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Capital One To Buy Discover In Deal That Combines Major U.S. Credit Card Companies

Capital One Financial is buying Discover Financial Services for $35 billion, in a deal that would bring together two of the nation’s biggest lenders and credit card issuers.
By Ken Sweet, AP

Two Major Grocery Chains Allegedly Struck A Backroom Deal To Weaken Workers' Union

The two companies struck a "no-poaching" deal to weaken workers' leverage during a strike, Colorado's attorney general says.
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More Than Half A Million U.S. Workers Went On Strike Last Year

Huge walkouts by auto workers, writers and nurses helped drive a big year for work stoppages, a new analysis shows.
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These Striking Workers Are Facing Off With An Unlikely Foe

The union for hotel workers says the carpenters' pension fund should be pressuring the Hyatt Regency LAX to reach a deal.
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Trader Joe's Is Suing Its Workers' Union For An Incredibly Silly Reason

The company has appealed a judge's order throwing out its claims and reprimanding attorneys for filing the lawsuit.
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