Occupy Wall Street Loses Out on Zuccotti

Tue, 11/15/2011 - 09:30 EDT - Portfolio.com - Daily Brief

After two months camped out in a lower Manhattan park, authorities evicted Occupy Wall Street protesters. And despite a legal attempt to get back in, a judge sided with New York City to keep Zuccotti Park off-limits to sleepers.

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Occupy Wall Street Loses Out on Zuccotti
After two months camped out in a lower Manhattan park, authorities evicted Occupy Wall Street protesters. And despite a legal attempt to get back in, a judge sided with New York City to keep Zuccotti Park off-limits to sleepers.
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FORTUNE -- To those of us inside, or orbiting, the corporate world, the packs of occupiers all over the world appear antithetical to what we consider an organization. They don't want to achieve their goals, which seem scattered, via Washington. They refuse to have a single, representative face. Besides, the goals and processes of each Occupy movement vary by city. How much planning does it take to be nebulously ticked?
6 months later, what has Occupy protest achieved?
More than 180 Occupy Wall Street arrests in NYC
More than 100 Occupy Wall Street arrests in NYC
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Crackdowns reach epicenter of Wall Street protests (AP)
Police bust NY 'Occupy' protest in nighttime sweep (AP)

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