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U.S. Job Openings Drop Sharply, but Labor Market Remains Steady
U.S. job openings decreased by 556,000 in December 2024 to 7.6 million, the largest drop in 14 months, yet steady hiring and lower layoffs suggest a gradual slowdown, keeping the Federal Reserve from adjusting its policy stance until at least June, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
U.S. Job Openings Drop Sharply, but Labor Market Remains Steady
U.S. job openings decreased by 556,000 in December 2024 to 7.6 million, the largest drop in 14 months, yet steady hiring and lower layoffs suggest a gradual slowdown, keeping the Federal Reserve from adjusting its policy stance until at least June, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
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40% Bias Score
Uganda Deploys More Troops to Eastern Congo, Heightening Regional Tensions
Uganda deployed over 1,000 additional soldiers to eastern Congo near the conflict zone between the Congolese army and M23 rebels, raising fears of regional escalation despite Ugandan denials of supporting the M23 and claims that the deployment is to fight the ADF.
Uganda Deploys More Troops to Eastern Congo, Heightening Regional Tensions
Uganda deployed over 1,000 additional soldiers to eastern Congo near the conflict zone between the Congolese army and M23 rebels, raising fears of regional escalation despite Ugandan denials of supporting the M23 and claims that the deployment is to fight the ADF.
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52% Bias Score
KKR Raises Fuji Soft Bid in Heated Takeover Battle
KKR increased its bid for Fuji Soft to 9,850 yen per share, surpassing Bain Capital's offer in a competitive takeover battle highlighting increased global investment in Japan.
KKR Raises Fuji Soft Bid in Heated Takeover Battle
KKR increased its bid for Fuji Soft to 9,850 yen per share, surpassing Bain Capital's offer in a competitive takeover battle highlighting increased global investment in Japan.
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs on Canada: A Trade War and a Redefined Relationship
President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing a border emergency, despite previous claims that the tariffs were to combat fentanyl and migration; the move is widely seen as a tactic to renegotiate trade concessions and shift investment to the U.S., prompting retaliatory tariffs from ...
Trump's Tariffs on Canada: A Trade War and a Redefined Relationship
President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing a border emergency, despite previous claims that the tariffs were to combat fentanyl and migration; the move is widely seen as a tactic to renegotiate trade concessions and shift investment to the U.S., prompting retaliatory tariffs from ...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Spark Legal Battle
President Trump imposed tariffs on major trading partners using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, prompting legal challenges in U.S. courts and potential WTO disputes; the legality of his actions hinges on whether Congress explicitly delegated tariff-setting power and how courts inter...
Trump's Tariffs Spark Legal Battle
President Trump imposed tariffs on major trading partners using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, prompting legal challenges in U.S. courts and potential WTO disputes; the legality of his actions hinges on whether Congress explicitly delegated tariff-setting power and how courts inter...
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36% Bias Score
M23 Rebels Declare Ceasefire After Goma Seizure, Causing Over 900 Deaths
M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seized Goma, causing at least 900 deaths and nearly 2,900 injuries, prompting a unilateral ceasefire declaration; the conflict is linked to decades-long ethnic tensions between Tutsis and Hutus, with regional leaders holding a summit this week to address the conflict.
M23 Rebels Declare Ceasefire After Goma Seizure, Causing Over 900 Deaths
M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seized Goma, causing at least 900 deaths and nearly 2,900 injuries, prompting a unilateral ceasefire declaration; the conflict is linked to decades-long ethnic tensions between Tutsis and Hutus, with regional leaders holding a summit this week to address the conflict.
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40% Bias Score
Canada Agrees to Fentanyl Czar Position to Avoid US Tariffs
Canada agreed to create a "fentanyl czar", invest $200 million in anti-drug efforts, and designate drug cartels as terrorist groups to avoid U.S. tariffs, prompting increased collaboration with the U.S. to combat the fentanyl crisis.
Canada Agrees to Fentanyl Czar Position to Avoid US Tariffs
Canada agreed to create a "fentanyl czar", invest $200 million in anti-drug efforts, and designate drug cartels as terrorist groups to avoid U.S. tariffs, prompting increased collaboration with the U.S. to combat the fentanyl crisis.
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56% Bias Score
National Bank Expands West, Acquires Canadian Western Bank
National Bank of Canada finalized its acquisition of Canadian Western Bank on Monday, expanding its reach into Western Canada and increasing its non-Quebec business from 20 percent to 40 percent, adding $37 billion in loans and 65,000 customers.
National Bank Expands West, Acquires Canadian Western Bank
National Bank of Canada finalized its acquisition of Canadian Western Bank on Monday, expanding its reach into Western Canada and increasing its non-Quebec business from 20 percent to 40 percent, adding $37 billion in loans and 65,000 customers.
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56% Bias Score
Vancouver Home Sales Rise Amid Increased Listings, but Tariffs Pose Risk
Vancouver's January 2025 housing market saw a rise in sales (1,552, up 8.8% year-over-year) alongside a significant increase in new listings (5,566, up 46.9%), creating a more balanced market with a slight price increase ($1,173,000 benchmark) but posing risks due to potential US tariffs.
Vancouver Home Sales Rise Amid Increased Listings, but Tariffs Pose Risk
Vancouver's January 2025 housing market saw a rise in sales (1,552, up 8.8% year-over-year) alongside a significant increase in new listings (5,566, up 46.9%), creating a more balanced market with a slight price increase ($1,173,000 benchmark) but posing risks due to potential US tariffs.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Trigger Global Market Sell-Off
President Trump's surprise tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China sparked a global market sell-off on Monday, sending the Canadian dollar to a 20-year low, the Mexican peso to a three-year low, and the euro down over 2%, as investors reacted to the increased risk of a global recession and inflationary...
Trump Tariffs Trigger Global Market Sell-Off
President Trump's surprise tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China sparked a global market sell-off on Monday, sending the Canadian dollar to a 20-year low, the Mexican peso to a three-year low, and the euro down over 2%, as investors reacted to the increased risk of a global recession and inflationary...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Threatens South Africa with Funding Cuts Over False Land Seizure Claims
U.S. President Trump threatened to cut all funding to South Africa due to false claims of land seizures targeting white farmers, endangering millions reliant on U.S.-funded HIV/AIDS programs, while South Africa's government proposed countermeasures and discussions.
Trump Threatens South Africa with Funding Cuts Over False Land Seizure Claims
U.S. President Trump threatened to cut all funding to South Africa due to false claims of land seizures targeting white farmers, endangering millions reliant on U.S.-funded HIV/AIDS programs, while South Africa's government proposed countermeasures and discussions.
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52% Bias Score
Justice Department Scrutinizes 4,000 FBI Employees Involved in January 6th Investigation
The Justice Department is scrutinizing roughly 4,000 FBI employees who investigated the January 6th Capitol riot, potentially leading to firings, despite no evidence of misconduct, following the departures of numerous senior FBI executives and Washington, D.C., U.S. attorneys.
Justice Department Scrutinizes 4,000 FBI Employees Involved in January 6th Investigation
The Justice Department is scrutinizing roughly 4,000 FBI employees who investigated the January 6th Capitol riot, potentially leading to firings, despite no evidence of misconduct, following the departures of numerous senior FBI executives and Washington, D.C., U.S. attorneys.
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40% Bias Score
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