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U.K. Braces Amid Largest Walkout by Ambulance Workers in Decades

The industrial action, seeking higher pay and better working conditions, was driven by a cost-of-living crisis and coincides with strikes by rail workers, nurses and others.

By Isabella Kwai

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The Week in Business: Labor Actions Sweep Britain

The national average gasoline price has fallen to where it was a year ago. China’s economy is not expected to bounce back quickly, as it rolls back “zero Covid” policies. And the Fed meets.

By Marie Solis

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Why Is Howard Schultz Taking This So Personally?

His opposition to a union isn’t primarily about the bottom line, friends say. It clashes with his image of Starbucks as a model employer.

By Noam Scheiber and Julie Creswell

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New York Times Union Announces One-Day Strike

Negotiators for the company and the union, which represents most of the newsroom, have failed to come to an agreement on salaries, health and retirement benefits, and other issues.

By The New York Times

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