ROMANS: It's 20 minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. Greek police firing tear gas on tens of thousands of protests in Athens this morning. Demonstrators gathered to protest a debate in parliament today on new austerity measures as the country struggles with its national debt. And no mail in Canada this morning after a 12-day postal worker strike. Canada Post announcing its closed operations. Negotiations between the government and the union are ongoing. The Wisconsin law that took away collective bargaining rights of state employees, it has been reinstated, and now, tens of thousands of workers lose their right to bargain as a union and will also pay more for their benefits. And a checking on the markets this morning. Futures are set to open lower today. The Dow, NASDAQ and S&P; 500 are all down ahead of the opening bell ahead of some inflammation data. Shares of the internet radio company, Pandora, will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. What's interesting here is that Pandora has priced shares at $16 apiece valuing the company at $2.6 billion. At the same time, the company admits it has never turned a profit. Shares of JCPenney spiked 14 percent yesterday after announcing a new CEO, The former Apple executive, Ron Johnson, an Apple executive running JCPenney. He was in charge of Apple's retail locations nationwide if he takes office in November. The former White House press secretary for President Clinton is joining Facebook as its new vice president with Global Communication. Joe Lockhart will head up the company's corporate policy in international communications team. Up next, Casey Anthony's controversial tattoo ignites the prosecution's case. AMERICAN MORNING is back right after this break.
Wisconsin's Anti- Union Law Upheld; Pandora Stock Begins Trading Today