Morning Business Outlook: 12/5/12

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Good morning smack in the middle of the holiday shopping season -- strike for eight days -- the nation's busiest port ends overnight.

Workers back on the job today at the ports of Los Angeles in Long Beach, California.

They handle nearly half of all cargo that arrives here in the US by CD near total shut down.

Kept -- billion dollars a day of -- on the ships and not delivered to warehouses and distribution centers.

Disney will be delivering movies straight to Netflix and not pay TV like HBO's stars and showtime.

Starting in 2016 Netflix we'll have exclusive rights to offer big Disney movies on -- streaming service about seven months after they leave theaters.

It's the first time a popular studio has sold rights to Netflix over a pay TV channel.

Netflix investors applauded the deal shares rose 14%.

Starbucks lovers don't choke on your lot today that -- a giant offering up 450.

Dollar gift card.

Made of steel they'll -- sold exclusively on gilt dot com.

Fifty dollars -- for the card itself speaking of lavish office holiday parties making a comeback.

Executive search from the -- -- Winston says 91%.

Of companies are planning holiday shin -- this year up.

From 71% last year.

On Wall Street stocks ended little changed Tuesday as cautious investors kept their eyes on the fiscal cliff.

That's business for more -- on foxbusiness.com.

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