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Uber, Lyft Agree on Minimum Wage Standards for Drivers in Minnesota, Legislators Announce

Minnesota lawmakers announced that the state has negotiated a minimum wage deal with Uber and Lyft.


Bruce Nordstrom, Who Helped Turn His Family-Run Company Into One of US Largest Apparel Retailers, Dies at 90

American billionaire Bruce Nordstrom, the former chairman of Nordstrom's department store chain, has died at the age of 90...

Disneyland Actors, Performers in California Vote to Join Labor Union: ‘A Landslide Victory'

The Actors' Equity Association announced that 1,700 Disneyland Resort cast members voted to unionize...

Blue Origin's New Shepard Rocket Flies Humans Again After 2022 Mishap

Blue Origin launched its first human spaceflight in two years after an uncrewed flight in 2022 forced the company to postpone its human spaceflights...


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Brazilian Woman Wheels Her Dead Uncle Into the Bank to Withdraw Loan in His Name
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