Multinational firms face coordinated union actions worldwide
In London, unions push for global wage parity as multinational firms grow powerful across borders. The UAW and international federations coordinate with European and Japanese subsidiaries, threatening strikes to secure terms, while governments seek ground rules amid a shifting balance of control.
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Radar Forecasts Floods With Computer Aid
Fort Worth hydrologists using radar data from a 30 000 square mile area fed into an IBM 1150 computer predict rainfall and river runoff. The system compares rainfall totals with river capacity to forecast floods six hours ahead for multiple Texas and Louisiana rivers.
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