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1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Steven Senne - AP

   Walmart says it's not using personal information to set prices as it expands digital shelf labels (opens the original)

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   NEW YORK — Walmart is aiming to assuage customers’ fears about its new pricing technology as it rolls out digital price labels at its stores. In a statement posted on the company’s website, Walmart Inc.’s CEO John Furner vowed that the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer isn’t using personal information like income, shopping history or a customer’s willingness to pay to set prices, and it won’t be doing so in the future either. “We don’t set different prices based on who you a

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2. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Steven Senne/AP

   Boston Symphony Orchestra and musicians agree to 3-year deal that avoids possible strike (opens the original)

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   BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Symphony Orchestra and its musicians ratified a three-year contract this week, avoiding what could have been the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history. The orchestra and management have had strained relations since BSO decided in March to force out music director Andris Nelsons next summer after 13 seasons. Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.

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3. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Steven Senne/AP

   Boston Symphony Orchestra and musicians extend contract for 48 hours, a sign they may avert strike (opens the original)

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   BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Symphony Orchestra and its musicians have decided to extend their collective bargaining agreement for 48 hours, a sign they could be nearing a deal to head off what would have been the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history. The Boston Musicians’ Association said Saturday it had authorized a strike ahead of the expiration of the union’s three-year contract at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. The BSO and the musicians said Sunday the contract had been extended to 11:59

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4. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Steven Senne - AP

   Boston Symphony Orchestra and musicians extend contract for 48 hours, delaying possible first strike (opens the original)

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   BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Symphony Orchestra says it agreed with its musicians to a 48-hour extension of their collective bargaining agreement, allowing more time for negotiations to head off what could be the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history. The Boston Musicians’ Association said Saturday it had authorized a strike ahead of the expiration of the union’s three-year contract at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. The BSO said Sunday the contract had been extended to 11:59 p.m. Tuesday. BSO

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5. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Steven Senne - AP

   Union for Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians authorizes first strike in ensemble's 145-year history (opens the original)

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   LENOX, Mass. (AP) — The union for Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians authorized the first strike in the ensemble's 145-year history on Saturday. The Boston Musicians' Association issued a statement ahead of the expiration of the union's three-year contract at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. The orchestra and management have had strained relations since BSO decided in March to force out music director Andris Nelsons next summer after 13 seasons. “In spite of the turmoil of the last six months caused by B

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