VIDEO: After Rejecting UAW, VW Workers May Still Get Works Council

Workers at Volkswagen AG’s Chattanooga, Tennessee, plant may have voted against joining the United Auto Workers union last week but they may still gain some representation in the company through the formation of a works council. The power of such a council, which would be a first of its kind in the United States, would be very limited under U.S. labor law. It could be consulted only on some limited matters rather than negotiate with management on working conditions. And some labor experts say if the workers want to participate in a works council they may have to set up their own independent union to avoid the perception of a company-organized union, which is not allowed under the law.

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VIDEO: Panama Canal, Consortium Make New Proposals To Rescue Expansion

The companies working to widen the Panama Canal and the waterway’s administrator each made new proposals Friday, aimed at reviving the multibillion dollar project, after talks broke down this week amid a cost spat and work ground to a halt. Grupo Unidos Por El Canal said it was pushing for a settlement with the Panama Canal Authority to resume the work, which would double the capacity of the century-old waterway. The widened canal would allow bigger ships to ferry cargo such as grains, chemical products and vehicles between the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans. The consortium said its proposal took into account the concerns of the canal authority “while providing the funding necessary to finish the third set of locks.”

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VIDEO: 17-Year-Old Created Malware Used In Target Breach: Report

Security researchers at IntelCrawler say a 17-year-old boy in Ukraine created the malware that hackers reportedly used in the Target data breach.

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VIDEO: 17-Year-Old Created Malware Used In Target Breach: Report

VIDEO: 17-Year-Old Created Malware Used In Target Breach: Report

Security researchers at IntelCrawler say a 17-year-old boy in Ukraine created the malware that hackers reportedly used in the Target data breach.

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VIDEO: Macy"s To Cut 2,500 Jobs, Save $100 Million

Although Macy’s saw favorable numbers during the holiday season, the company plans to reduce jobs and close stores in a restructuring effort.

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VIDEO: Macy"s To Cut 2,500 Jobs, Save $100 Million

VIDEO: Macy"s To Cut 2,500 Jobs, Save $100 Million

Although Macy’s saw favorable numbers during the holiday season, the company plans to reduce jobs and close stores in a restructuring effort.

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VIDEO: ECB"s Draghi Kicks Back Proposals On Sovereign Debt Risk-weighting

ECB President Mario Draghi has kicked back a proposal from advisors to change the way sovereign debt is risk-weighted and asked them to do some more work on it, German weekly news magazine Spiegel reported. The euro zone’s sovereign debt crisis has highlighted the dangers of banks buying its government bonds as a theoretically safe buffer against risky investments, particularly since holders of Greek bonds took a hit in the country’s bailout. The measures suggested by the advisors could have a big impact on how crisis-stricken states finance themselves in the future.

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VIDEO: Weak Sales, More Promotions Hurt Sears

Sears reported a wider quarterly net loss on Thursday after sales fell at both its namesake department stores and its Kmart discount chain, and it invested in more promotions targeting rewards members. Sales have been falling since 2005, when hedge fund manager Edward Lampert merged the two U.S. chains in an $11 billion deal. Sales fell 6.7 percent to $8.3 billion, missing the analysts’ average estimate of $8.9 billion, according to Thomson Reuters. On Thursday, Lampert said Sears was spending more to make targeted offers to members of its Shop Your Way rewards program.

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VIDEO: Goldman Cuts Stake In LEG Immobilien After Share Sale

Goldman Cuts Stake In LEG Immobilien After Share Sale

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VIDEO: Goldman Cuts Stake In LEG Immobilien After Share Sale

VIDEO: Goldman Cuts Stake In LEG Immobilien After Share Sale

Goldman Cuts Stake In LEG Immobilien After Share Sale

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VIDEO: American Air Parent AMR Posts Better Quarterly Results

(Reuters) – American Airlines parent AMR Corp reported improved third-quarter results on Thursday, aided by bankruptcy cost-cutting.

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VIDEO: Draghi: ECB Ready To Act If Market Rates Rise Too High

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the central bank is looking carefully at money market interest rates and is ready to act if they rise too high.

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VIDEO: Life After the AllThingsD-Wall Street Journal Divorce

Tech site AllThingsD will be striking out on its own when its contracts with Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal expire at the end of the year.

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VIDEO: Wall St Week Ahead: Fed May Taper Without Causing Market Tantrum

Months of anticipation will come to an end this week when the Federal Reserve finally says whether it will start to rein in its massive stimulus of the economy, which has flooded financial markets with some $2.75 trillion over the past five years, supercharging returns on everything from stocks to junk bonds.

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VIDEO: Perella Fund Looks To Sell Rail Leasing Company - Sources

A fund managed by Perella Weinberg Partners LP is looking to sell its rail car leasing business in North America. The Perella Weinberg Asset Based Value strategy bought the business, which is now called Flagship Rail Services LLC, in 2011 from insurer AIG. That deal was valued at around $600 million.

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VIDEO: Microsoft Buys Nokia"s Devices and Patents for $7.2 Billion

Microsoft announced it has purchased Nokia’s Services and Devices and patents.

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VIDEO: Microsoft & Nokia, Rodman in North Korea, Record Alligator

Microsoft agrees to buy Nokia’s devices for 7.2 billion; Dennis Rodman is in N. Korea visiting Kim Jong Un; Record alligators caught in Mississippi.

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VIDEO: Thousands of Fast Food Workers to Strike for Day Two

Workers from Wendy’s, Taco Bell, McDonald’s, Popeye’s and many more are walking off the job around the country, demanding more wages.

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VIDEO: ECB has easing bias, not out of ammunition

European Central Bankl Policymaker Peter Praet says the ECB could plan for more low interest rates, easing bias and cuts if the inflation outlook gets worse.

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VIDEO: ECB has easing bias, not out of ammunition

VIDEO: ECB has easing bias, not out of ammunition

European Central Bankl Policymaker Peter Praet says the ECB could plan for more low interest rates, easing bias and cuts if the inflation outlook gets worse.

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VIDEO: ECB has easing bias, not out of ammunition