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Speaking of Greedy Corporate Interests
http://www.futureofcapitalism.com/2009/11/speaking-of-greedy-corporate-interests
A company is replacing 28 unionized workers in New York with cheaper, non-union workers in Florida. If anyone else did this it would be a cue for an editorial in the New York Times denouncing "greedy corporate interests," but in this case, the company doing it is the New York Times.
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