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Dutch Middle-Income Households Enjoy Increased Disposable Income Despite Inflation
Despite rising prices in 2023, Dutch middle-income households (annual income €21,000-€70,000) saw increased disposable income due to wage growth and government aid, though renters benefitted less than homeowners, according to CPB research using 2019-2023 household data.
Dutch Middle-Income Households Enjoy Increased Disposable Income Despite Inflation
Despite rising prices in 2023, Dutch middle-income households (annual income €21,000-€70,000) saw increased disposable income due to wage growth and government aid, though renters benefitted less than homeowners, according to CPB research using 2019-2023 household data.
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20% Bias Score
ING Apologizes for Discriminatory Banking Practices
ING apologized for discriminating against customers with religious or international backgrounds due to excessive questioning; the bank is implementing training and communication changes to rectify the situation.
ING Apologizes for Discriminatory Banking Practices
ING apologized for discriminating against customers with religious or international backgrounds due to excessive questioning; the bank is implementing training and communication changes to rectify the situation.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Senate Rejects Bill Allowing Ban of Subversive Organizations
The Dutch Senate rejected a bill that would have allowed the Minister of Justice and Security to ban organizations deemed subversive, citing concerns about potential misuse and the availability of alternative legislation to target criminal motorcycle gangs.
Dutch Senate Rejects Bill Allowing Ban of Subversive Organizations
The Dutch Senate rejected a bill that would have allowed the Minister of Justice and Security to ban organizations deemed subversive, citing concerns about potential misuse and the availability of alternative legislation to target criminal motorcycle gangs.
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48% Bias Score
Samsung Display Cuts Ties with Russian Metal Suppliers Amidst Ukraine War Concerns
Samsung Display, a South Korean firm supplying screens to major electronics companies including Apple, ended its sourcing of gold, tungsten, and tantalum from Russian suppliers in 2024 due to concerns over secondary sanctions related to the ongoing war in Ukraine, potentially impacting production co...
Samsung Display Cuts Ties with Russian Metal Suppliers Amidst Ukraine War Concerns
Samsung Display, a South Korean firm supplying screens to major electronics companies including Apple, ended its sourcing of gold, tungsten, and tantalum from Russian suppliers in 2024 due to concerns over secondary sanctions related to the ongoing war in Ukraine, potentially impacting production co...
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28% Bias Score
Cocaine-Fueled Driver Jailed for 12 Years After Fatal Accident
Rawal Rehman, 36, was jailed for 12 years for causing the death of three-year-old Louisa Palmisano after a cocaine-fueled driving incident in Manchester on February 22nd, fleeing the scene before his arrest two days later.
Cocaine-Fueled Driver Jailed for 12 Years After Fatal Accident
Rawal Rehman, 36, was jailed for 12 years for causing the death of three-year-old Louisa Palmisano after a cocaine-fueled driving incident in Manchester on February 22nd, fleeing the scene before his arrest two days later.
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40% Bias Score
Ohio "Natural Family Month" Bill Sparks LGBTQ+ Backlash
Ohio lawmakers introduced House Bill 262, designating the weeks between Mother's Day and Father's Day as "Natural Family Month," sparking criticism from LGBTQ families for its exclusionary definition of family, while proponents argue it addresses declining birth and marriage rates.
Ohio "Natural Family Month" Bill Sparks LGBTQ+ Backlash
Ohio lawmakers introduced House Bill 262, designating the weeks between Mother's Day and Father's Day as "Natural Family Month," sparking criticism from LGBTQ families for its exclusionary definition of family, while proponents argue it addresses declining birth and marriage rates.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Businesses Underreport Salaries, Costing Tax Authority €5 Billion
A Dutch government study found that 40% of the 330,000 director-owners underreport their salaries, costing the tax authority nearly €5 billion annually due to insufficient audits and unclear regulations.
Dutch Businesses Underreport Salaries, Costing Tax Authority €5 Billion
A Dutch government study found that 40% of the 330,000 director-owners underreport their salaries, costing the tax authority nearly €5 billion annually due to insufficient audits and unclear regulations.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Towns Show High Rates of Businesses Run by Convicted Drug Criminals
In 2022, over 12,000 Dutch businesses (0.7%) had owners or directors with prior drug convictions; Heerlen (2.3%), Kerkrade (2.1%), and Brunssum (2.0%) in South Limburg had far higher percentages, highlighting the issue of undermining crime where legal businesses are used to mask illegal activities.
Dutch Towns Show High Rates of Businesses Run by Convicted Drug Criminals
In 2022, over 12,000 Dutch businesses (0.7%) had owners or directors with prior drug convictions; Heerlen (2.3%), Kerkrade (2.1%), and Brunssum (2.0%) in South Limburg had far higher percentages, highlighting the issue of undermining crime where legal businesses are used to mask illegal activities.
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36% Bias Score
Germany Issues First Tax Stamp for THC-Free CBD Flowers
Sanaleo, a German CBD company, received the first tax stamp for its THC-free CBD flowers this month, marking a legal breakthrough and setting a precedent for the German CBD industry; the product is now subject to tobacco tax and 19% VAT, but the future legal implications remain unclear.
Germany Issues First Tax Stamp for THC-Free CBD Flowers
Sanaleo, a German CBD company, received the first tax stamp for its THC-free CBD flowers this month, marking a legal breakthrough and setting a precedent for the German CBD industry; the product is now subject to tobacco tax and 19% VAT, but the future legal implications remain unclear.
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44% Bias Score
Scotland Airport Strike Looms Over Summer Holidays Amid Pay Dispute
Ground services staff at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports overwhelmingly rejected pay offers from Menzies Aviation, leading to the threat of summer strike action impacting travel during the peak holiday season.
Scotland Airport Strike Looms Over Summer Holidays Amid Pay Dispute
Ground services staff at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports overwhelmingly rejected pay offers from Menzies Aviation, leading to the threat of summer strike action impacting travel during the peak holiday season.
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40% Bias Score
Hells Canyon's Rapid Formation Dated to 2.1 Million Years Ago
A new study using cave sediment dating determined that Hells Canyon, the deepest gorge in the US, formed approximately 2.1 million years ago due to a massive lake overflow in Idaho, making it younger than the Grand Canyon.
Hells Canyon's Rapid Formation Dated to 2.1 Million Years Ago
A new study using cave sediment dating determined that Hells Canyon, the deepest gorge in the US, formed approximately 2.1 million years ago due to a massive lake overflow in Idaho, making it younger than the Grand Canyon.
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12% Bias Score
Soaring Tinned Fish Sales: Recession Indicator or Culinary Trend?
Amidst economic uncertainty and declining consumer sentiment, the demand for tinned fish in the US has skyrocketed, with Google searches for specific brands increasing by thousands of percent; this surge is viewed by some as a potential recession indicator, while others highlight the rise of gourmet...
Soaring Tinned Fish Sales: Recession Indicator or Culinary Trend?
Amidst economic uncertainty and declining consumer sentiment, the demand for tinned fish in the US has skyrocketed, with Google searches for specific brands increasing by thousands of percent; this surge is viewed by some as a potential recession indicator, while others highlight the rise of gourmet...
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48% Bias Score
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