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Workers at McDonald’s Can Now File Labor Complaints

The National Labor Relations (NLRB) has allowed the workers the right to file labor complaints to treat the world's largest fast food chain, McDonald's, as a "joint employer" with its franchisees.

"HUGE victory for labor & fast food workers!" tweeted the Service Employees International Union. The news regarding the new policy was published in The New Times report.

$12 million Fine Proposed by FAA Against Southwest Airlines

A $12 million civil fine has been proposed by the government against Southwest Airlines for not complying in three different cases with the safety regulations that are related to repairs of the jetliners, Boeing 737.

Zillow to buy Trulia and control more than 70% of online real estate searches

On Monday a $3.5-billion deal was announced whereby Zillow is to buy Trulia with an aim to create a digital advertising juggernaut that could control more than 70% of online real estate searches.

Apple confirms its purchase of BookLamp

Tech giant Apple has confirmed - in a recent statement to TechCrunch - that it has acquired BookLamp --- the Boise, Idaho-based start-up which, through its Book Genome Project, makes recommendations to readers on the basis of unique algorithms that integrate search titles.

Amazon suffers loss of $126m (€94m) in second-quarter

Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos is indeed testing the patience of his shareholders and investors as the company has declared that it has suffered a loss of $126m (€94m) in its second-quarter. This comes in when the company's sales have climbed up by 23% to $19.3bn (€14.3bn) and it still remains one of the most highly valued companies in the US.

SUVs, CUVs top US sales charts for the first time; sedan dethroned

Industry analyst IHS Automotive has revealed in a recent-released report that Sports-utility vehicles (SUVs) and crossovers (CUVs) topped the US sales charts during the period between January and May 2014; thereby dethroning the traditional four-door sedan.

Yahoo acquires RayV video streaming service

In an announcement made after the end of trading on Friday, Internet firm Yahoo has revealed that it is purchasing Israel-based video streaming service RayV. The financial terms of the acquisition deal have not been officially disclosed.

Microsoft joins AllSeen Alliance as a Premier Member

According to a Reuters report, tech giant has recently joined the AllSeen Alliance as a Premier Member. The AllSeen Alliance is considered as the broadest open-source project related to the so-called 'Internet of Things.' It was started by the nonprofit consortium the Linux Foundation in December 2013.

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