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Hundreds of unionized Starbucks baristas kicked off an indefinite strike Thursday in cities across the United States, protesting working conditions and stalled labor negotiations.

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The Golden Globes previously announced that Helen Mirren will be honored with the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the January ceremony, part of a celebratory “Golden Week” kicking off the awards season.

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Citadel Securities offers this chart showing retail investors buying Magnificent 7 stocks in November, notably as the tech sector took a hit as the month kicked off.

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Spurred on by the street styles of hip-hop, the ‘90s kicked off the “age of the stylist,” says wardrobe manager Thomas D. Wells, brother to Louis.

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Once parliament has voted, an ultimate round of negotiations will kick off with member states and the European Commission aimed at finalising the changes by the end of the year.

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