Workers at ports from Maine to Texas are hitting the picket lines in what could be the most disruptive walk-out to the U.S. economy in decades. It could stop the flow of household goods, clothing, toys, cars and just about anything you can imagine right before the holidays kick-off. The International Longshoremen’s Association made good on their vow to walk out unless a new contract was agreed to. JPMorgan says the cost to the country could be roughly five-billion-dollars a day. The White House has said it will not invoke its legal powers to intervene.
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