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EU Proposes New Space Law to Boost Competitiveness in Growing Global Market
The European Commission proposed a new Space Law on June 25th, aiming to create a competitive single market for space services and data by reducing bureaucracy and ensuring fair competition, addressing the current fragmentation of space regulations and boosting Europe's competitiveness in a global s...
EU Proposes New Space Law to Boost Competitiveness in Growing Global Market
The European Commission proposed a new Space Law on June 25th, aiming to create a competitive single market for space services and data by reducing bureaucracy and ensuring fair competition, addressing the current fragmentation of space regulations and boosting Europe's competitiveness in a global s...
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36% Bias Score
China's Export Dominance Overtakes Germany
China's export share has doubled Germany's, reaching 16% of the global market, while Germany holds only 8%, according to the Prognos Institute. This is due to China's expansion into new markets and the US isolating itself, impacting competition.
China's Export Dominance Overtakes Germany
China's export share has doubled Germany's, reaching 16% of the global market, while Germany holds only 8%, according to the Prognos Institute. This is due to China's expansion into new markets and the US isolating itself, impacting competition.
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44% Bias Score
Connect Europe Urges EU Telecom Regulatory Overhaul
Connect Europe demands EU regulatory simplification for telecoms, citing 34 overlapping rules harming consumers and operators, advocating for a unified market and fair competition with US tech giants.
Connect Europe Urges EU Telecom Regulatory Overhaul
Connect Europe demands EU regulatory simplification for telecoms, citing 34 overlapping rules harming consumers and operators, advocating for a unified market and fair competition with US tech giants.
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52% Bias Score
OpenAI's AI Browser Challenges Google Chrome's Dominance
OpenAI is launching an AI-powered web browser in the coming weeks, challenging Google Chrome's market dominance by offering AI-driven browsing and user-data access, potentially impacting Google's ad revenue and putting pressure on its search engine market share.
OpenAI's AI Browser Challenges Google Chrome's Dominance
OpenAI is launching an AI-powered web browser in the coming weeks, challenging Google Chrome's market dominance by offering AI-driven browsing and user-data access, potentially impacting Google's ad revenue and putting pressure on its search engine market share.
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40% Bias Score
Publishers Sue Google Over AI-Generated Search Summaries
Independent publishers filed a complaint with the European Commission and the UK's competition authority on June 30, 2025, alleging that Google's AI-generated search result summaries are causing significant revenue losses due to decreased website traffic; the summaries are used in over 100 countries...
Publishers Sue Google Over AI-Generated Search Summaries
Independent publishers filed a complaint with the European Commission and the UK's competition authority on June 30, 2025, alleging that Google's AI-generated search result summaries are causing significant revenue losses due to decreased website traffic; the summaries are used in over 100 countries...
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40% Bias Score
Tour de France Begins in Lille: Early Sprint Holds Key to Race Dynamics
The Tour de France started in Lille, France, with pre-race events including medical checks and briefings leading to a presentation in the Grand Place. The first week's flat course, preceding mountainous stages, increases tension as the opening sprint will decide the initial yellow jersey winner, wit...
Tour de France Begins in Lille: Early Sprint Holds Key to Race Dynamics
The Tour de France started in Lille, France, with pre-race events including medical checks and briefings leading to a presentation in the Grand Place. The first week's flat course, preceding mountainous stages, increases tension as the opening sprint will decide the initial yellow jersey winner, wit...
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12% Bias Score
Tour de France: Unexpected Week One, Pogacar-Vingegaard Rivalry Intensifies
The first week of the Tour de France saw unexpected yellow jersey changes, intense rivalry between Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard, marked by a controversial push and Vingegaard's significant time loss in the time trial, setting the stage for the upcoming mountain stages.
Tour de France: Unexpected Week One, Pogacar-Vingegaard Rivalry Intensifies
The first week of the Tour de France saw unexpected yellow jersey changes, intense rivalry between Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard, marked by a controversial push and Vingegaard's significant time loss in the time trial, setting the stage for the upcoming mountain stages.
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48% Bias Score
PBMs: The Primary Driver of High Drug Prices
The FTC and DOJ listening sessions revealed that Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), not pharmaceutical companies, are the primary cause of high drug prices due to their anti-competitive practices; the three largest PBMs control 80% of prescriptions, favoring higher-priced drugs and limiting access to...
PBMs: The Primary Driver of High Drug Prices
The FTC and DOJ listening sessions revealed that Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), not pharmaceutical companies, are the primary cause of high drug prices due to their anti-competitive practices; the three largest PBMs control 80% of prescriptions, favoring higher-priced drugs and limiting access to...
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56% Bias Score
German Automakers Struggle in China, European Market Offers Relief
German automakers face significant sales declines in China during the first half of 2024, with Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW experiencing double-digit drops, while VW shows modest resilience; in contrast, the European market performs relatively well for German brands, driven by an electric vehicle bo...
German Automakers Struggle in China, European Market Offers Relief
German automakers face significant sales declines in China during the first half of 2024, with Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW experiencing double-digit drops, while VW shows modest resilience; in contrast, the European market performs relatively well for German brands, driven by an electric vehicle bo...
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36% Bias Score
Apple Appeals \$586 Million EU Fine for App Store Abuses
Apple is appealing a \$586 million EU fine for alleged app store abuses under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing the Commission exceeded legal requirements and imposed confusing business terms that harm users. The EU is defending its decision.
Apple Appeals \$586 Million EU Fine for App Store Abuses
Apple is appealing a \$586 million EU fine for alleged app store abuses under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing the Commission exceeded legal requirements and imposed confusing business terms that harm users. The EU is defending its decision.
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48% Bias Score
Van der Poel Wins Stage 10 of Tour de France
Mathieu van der Poel won Stage 10 of the Tour de France, a 150.7 km race from Sisteron to Nice, outsprinting Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard in challenging weather conditions; this marks Van der Poel's return to victory after four years.
Van der Poel Wins Stage 10 of Tour de France
Mathieu van der Poel won Stage 10 of the Tour de France, a 150.7 km race from Sisteron to Nice, outsprinting Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard in challenging weather conditions; this marks Van der Poel's return to victory after four years.
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52% Bias Score
Air France-KLM to acquire majority stake in SAS
Air France-KLM will increase its stake in Scandinavian airline SAS to 60.5% by the second half of 2026, pending European Commission approval, following SAS's restructuring and aiming to improve Scandinavian connectivity.
Air France-KLM to acquire majority stake in SAS
Air France-KLM will increase its stake in Scandinavian airline SAS to 60.5% by the second half of 2026, pending European Commission approval, following SAS's restructuring and aiming to improve Scandinavian connectivity.
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44% Bias Score
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