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MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Mexican government plans to bring another lawsuit against U.S. companies it claims are responsible for the flow of illegal weapons into Mexico, Foreign Affairs Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said Wednesday. Ebrard suggested the new lawsuit could target gun shops or dealers in U.S.

Mailers and typographers at the Pittsburgh newspaper were set to go on strike.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers say they will walk off the job at midnight in protest of lapsed health care coverage amid ongoing labor tensions.

Workers with the Communications Workers of America, responsible for designing, printing and distributing the paper, are on the picket line this morning.

Roughly 80 staff members are on strike after losing their health coverage. Journalists at the paper are holding a byline strike in solidarity.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette employees who are members of the Communications Workers of America Locals 14842 and 14827, Teamsters Local 205/211 and Pressmen’s Union Local 24M/9N went on strike at midnight Thursday morning in response to what they view as unfair labor practices by Post-Gazette management. Those workers say they have been

The FTC and DOJ released a joint Request for Information on the potential for a broad reaching review of merger enforcement. this follows a year of policy actions that signal dissatisfaction with the current merger enforcement. The agencies received nearly 2,000 comments.

The US National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has filed a complaint against tech giant Apple over allegations that it discriminated against employees during their unionising efforts at its World Trade Center store in New York.The NLRB's ...

The Missouri Supreme Court reversed a local judges order on at-will employment for state workers Tuesday, sending it back to Cole County Circuit Court.

The NLRB has issued a complaint against Apple for allegedly violating labor laws through its anti-unionization efforts at an NYC store..