A routine National Labor Relations Board case moving through federal court took on greater implications with the election of Donald Trump as the first president in modern history who owns a large and well-known business. That is because the NLRB has found itself with a unique opponent—the future president—in its effort to force a hotel in Las Vegas to come to the bargaining table with a union there. In December, a little more...

Source: Wall Street Journal November 16, 2016 19:20 UTC