Opinion Opinion | Hollywood Strike’s Big Risk Is a ‘Nanny’ Without a Plan By: Fannie Flagg Date: July 21, 2023 Share: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The actors union let itself be pushed into a walkout by radical posturing when its leverage was low. Source link TagsactorsartsArts/EntertainmentC&E Executive News FilterC&E Industry News FiltercelebritiescommentariesCommentaries/OpinionsContent TypescorporateCorporate/Industrial NewsentertainmentFactiva Filtersfilmgeneral newshollywoodindustrial newslaborLabor DisputesLabor/PersonnellifestylelivingLiving/LifestyleMoviesopinionspersonnelpoliticalPolitical/General NewsstreamingstrikeSYNDtvunionwritersWSJ-PRO-WSJ.com Fannie Flagg Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Subscribe to our magazine Subscribe Now ━ more like this Business Stock market rotation drives rebound from summer selloff as tech giants lag September 15, 2024 0 The stock market has recovered most of the losses suffered in its summer selloff. While the S&P 500 Index has bounced back before,... Business Young British men are NEETs—not in employment, education, or training—more than women September 15, 2024 0 The number of young British men who are neither in work nor preparing for the world of work is at its highest in... Tech Flappy Bird’s original creator says he has nothing to do with the new game September 15, 2024 0 Last week, The Flappy Bird Foundation announced a game called Flappy Bird. But while the group has been framing it as the triumphant... Business VCs backing Kamala Harris are ‘trying to buy the right type of risk’ September 15, 2024 0 Being a venture capitalist carries a lot of prestige in Silicon Valley. Those who choose which startups to fund see themselves as fostering... Business SpaceX capsule returns to Earth after historic spacewalk that went higher than ISS, Hubble September 15, 2024 0 A billionaire spacewalker returned to Earth with his crew on Sunday, ending a five-day trip that lifted them higher than anyone has traveled since NASA’s... Previous articleA tech editor, a VC, and a founder go bobsledding: Welcome to Fortune’s Brainstorm TechNext articleThe $234 billion venture capital sector sometimes uses an illegal pricing strategy, new research suggests—but it’s killing innovation, too