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Another industry on strike, this time a walkout could happen in Las Vegas.

Trading of Evergrand is suspended in Hong Kong,

and Johnson controls is hit with a massive ransomware attack.

Could we possibly be talking about another industry on strike?

Well, yes, the Culinary Workers Union in Las Vegas voted this week to authorize a strike.

However, no walkout date has been set as negotiations continue.

If a walkout happens, it could impact nearly two dozen casinos and hotels including the largest

properties like Caesars, MGM and Wen. There are union workers at other

locations but they're working under a contract extension for now and that's

being negotiated as well. Workers are bargaining for better pay, benefits, and

working conditions. There was overwhelming support for a strike with 95% voting in favor.

The Culinary Workers Union represents more than 60,000 hospitality workers in Nevada.

53,000 are based in Las Vegas and negotiating a new five-year deal.

Computer networks at Johnson Controls International were disrupted by what the industrial conglomerate described as a

cyber security incident according to a regulatory filing and according to

technology news site bleeping computers citing an unnamed source the breach was described as a massive

ransomware attack it originated in Asia and encrypted company devices such as

VMware ESI servers.

The bad actors are said to be demanding a ransom of $51 million

in exchange for a decryptor

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