Vail Resorts' stock lost more than $400 million in market value Thursday as Park City Mountain ski patrollers entered their second week of striking. Guests and town businesses alike have grown increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress in contract negotiations.

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一小時內	Colin Lane cjlane1980	$2 an hour increase seems small now. I hope @vailmtn loses even more. F ‘em
16 小時內	pierrewikberg pierrewikberg	How a resort that charges 300% more than the most expensive places in the Alps for lift tickets chose not to pay ski patrollers a good wage is incomprehensible. But corporate greed isn’t a new phenomenon so who’s surprised. If you charge $200-300 a day for a lift tickets you should be able to pay EVERYONE on the mountain a good wage. At least double what they're making now.