Strike at Trump Taj Mahal enters third day
About 150 workers at Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal picketed on the boardwalk after 1,000 cooks, housekeepers, bellhops and servers walked off Friday ahead of a busy weekend. They seek reinstatement of health and other benefits cut in 2014 bankruptcy. Four other casinos reached a tentative deal last week.
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Profit Recession Looms Across S&P 500 Energy Slump Likely
Analysts foresee a 5 percent second quarter drop in S&P 500 earnings with energy profits plunging more than 80 percent from year ago levels. Anadarko and EQT face steep declines, ConocoPhillips steep losses, while Mattel also expected to post a sharp quarterly deficit despite early stock gains.
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Facebook adds multilingual posts for automatic translations
San Francisco Facebook will let users create posts in multiple languages and display each version in the reader’s native tongue. The feature uses a pre fill system and machine learning to translate into languages chosen by the author and shown based on location and user language settings.
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Computer game stocks surge as tech shares outshine
US investors piled into game focused firms, with Sony Activision Blizzard Electronic Arts NetEase and Nvidia posting market beating returns in the latest quarter while Nasdaq was flat. Momentum remains volatile as analysts expect solid revenue growth but justify caution over swings.
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Gaming stocks surge as firms hit record highs
Momentum investors chase growth as Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts jump 17 and 14.5 percent in Q2. Nvidia climbs 32 percent, NetEase 35, Sony 14 after PlayStation 4 sales ignite profits. Ubisoft up 17 in Paris. Stocks rise even as large tech names fall.
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