Protests expand for higher wages for fast food workers
Protests in New York outside a McDonald’s expand the Fight for $15 movement to include more low wage workers. Tim Roach a 21 year old Wendy’s worker from Milwaukee links police brutality to economic opportunity. SEIU led by Mary Kay Henry says wage gains pressure local governments and boost member contracts.
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Avon design firm marks five years in Avon village
Design Associates, begun in 1976 in Cleveland, marks five years in Avon offering print, advertising and marketing services to small and mid-size industrial clients. Recent clients include Applied Specialties Inc and Penton Media. Meanwhile Amgen gains FDA approval for Corlanor a new heart failure drug as Novartis waits for a summer decision.
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Bernanke Urges Permanent Large Fed Balance Sheet
Former Fed chair Ben Bernanke urged keeping the U.S. central bank balance sheet large as a permanent feature arguing other major central banks do so. He cited QE during the crisis, noted the balance sheet now around 4.5 trillion, and suggested policy tools like repo rates and overnight reverse repos for future monetary control.
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Stocks Rise as Earnings Beat Lift Markets
The market edged up on rising profits and higher oil prices with Delta Air Lines and Intel leading gains after beating forecasts. Oil jumped to its yearly high, boosting energy stocks while the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq closed higher. Transocean surged 10 percent as Delta posted a tripled quarterly profit and Intel topped targets. Oil settled at 56.39 a barrel, Brent at 60.32 in London.
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