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American Consumer Loyalty to 'Made in the U.S.A.' Labels Decreases
A new study reveals that only 50% of U.S. adults prioritize American-made products, down from 60% in 2022, driven by increasing price concerns and the growing influence of AI in consumer choices.
American Consumer Loyalty to 'Made in the U.S.A.' Labels Decreases
A new study reveals that only 50% of U.S. adults prioritize American-made products, down from 60% in 2022, driven by increasing price concerns and the growing influence of AI in consumer choices.
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28% Bias Score
TikTok Trends as Unconventional Recession Indicators
Amidst a global economic slowdown, unconventional recession indicators, like shifts in consumer spending on TikTok, are gaining traction, offering insights into economic trends, although experts caution against solely relying on them.
TikTok Trends as Unconventional Recession Indicators
Amidst a global economic slowdown, unconventional recession indicators, like shifts in consumer spending on TikTok, are gaining traction, offering insights into economic trends, although experts caution against solely relying on them.
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16% Bias Score
TikTok's Recession Indicators: Fun or Foreboding?
Gen Z's increased interest in 'recession indicators' on TikTok, reflected in Google Trends data, prompts analysis of unconventional economic signals like lipstick sales and hemlines, alongside traditional metrics like inverted yield curves and PMI surveys.
TikTok's Recession Indicators: Fun or Foreboding?
Gen Z's increased interest in 'recession indicators' on TikTok, reflected in Google Trends data, prompts analysis of unconventional economic signals like lipstick sales and hemlines, alongside traditional metrics like inverted yield curves and PMI surveys.
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16% Bias Score
France's 2025 Heatwaves: Minimal Economic Impact, Despite Increased Energy Consumption
Despite two significant heatwaves in summer 2025, France's economic activity remained largely unaffected, unlike in 2003, while energy consumption and certain consumer goods sales increased.
France's 2025 Heatwaves: Minimal Economic Impact, Despite Increased Energy Consumption
Despite two significant heatwaves in summer 2025, France's economic activity remained largely unaffected, unlike in 2003, while energy consumption and certain consumer goods sales increased.
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20% Bias Score
Low Interest in Refurbished Smartphones in Germany
A Vodafone survey reveals that only 25 percent of German consumers have purchased a refurbished smartphone, compared to higher percentages in France (38 percent), the UK (33 percent), Sweden (27 percent), and Spain (28 percent).
Low Interest in Refurbished Smartphones in Germany
A Vodafone survey reveals that only 25 percent of German consumers have purchased a refurbished smartphone, compared to higher percentages in France (38 percent), the UK (33 percent), Sweden (27 percent), and Spain (28 percent).
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16% Bias Score
Australian Companies Reveal Growth Strategies Amidst Economic Uncertainty
During Australia's August earnings reporting season, companies like Temple & Webster (online furniture), Treasury Wine Estates (Penfolds), A2 Milk (adult milk powder), Retail Food Group (Beefy's, Firehouse Subs), Universal Store (youth fashion), and Ingham's (poultry) revealed growth strategies focu...
Australian Companies Reveal Growth Strategies Amidst Economic Uncertainty
During Australia's August earnings reporting season, companies like Temple & Webster (online furniture), Treasury Wine Estates (Penfolds), A2 Milk (adult milk powder), Retail Food Group (Beefy's, Firehouse Subs), Universal Store (youth fashion), and Ingham's (poultry) revealed growth strategies focu...
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36% Bias Score
Food Delivery Trends in Europe: From Convenience to Daily Routine
A Foodora study across six European countries reveals a shift in online food delivery, with suburban areas outpacing city centers, increased demand for global cuisines and everyday essentials, and a rise in non-food items.
Food Delivery Trends in Europe: From Convenience to Daily Routine
A Foodora study across six European countries reveals a shift in online food delivery, with suburban areas outpacing city centers, increased demand for global cuisines and everyday essentials, and a rise in non-food items.
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24% Bias Score
TikTok's Recession Indicators: Fact or Fiction?
While unconventional indicators like lipstick sales and hemlines gain traction on TikTok, experts highlight the limitations of these metrics compared to traditional economic measures like GDP and purchasing manager indices.
TikTok's Recession Indicators: Fact or Fiction?
While unconventional indicators like lipstick sales and hemlines gain traction on TikTok, experts highlight the limitations of these metrics compared to traditional economic measures like GDP and purchasing manager indices.
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16% Bias Score
US Auto Sales Defy Expectations Amidst Tariffs and EV Tax Credit Changes
Despite import tariffs and expiring federal EV tax credits, US auto sales remain strong, exceeding industry predictions, as consumers rush to purchase vehicles before potential price increases, showcasing resilient demand and a preference for hybrid vehicles.
US Auto Sales Defy Expectations Amidst Tariffs and EV Tax Credit Changes
Despite import tariffs and expiring federal EV tax credits, US auto sales remain strong, exceeding industry predictions, as consumers rush to purchase vehicles before potential price increases, showcasing resilient demand and a preference for hybrid vehicles.
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20% Bias Score
Low Interest in Refurbished Smartphones in Germany
A Vodafone survey reveals that only 25% of German consumers have purchased a refurbished smartphone, compared to higher percentages in France (38%), UK (33%), Sweden (27%), and Spain (28%), highlighting a cultural difference and concerns about battery life and warranties.
Low Interest in Refurbished Smartphones in Germany
A Vodafone survey reveals that only 25% of German consumers have purchased a refurbished smartphone, compared to higher percentages in France (38%), UK (33%), Sweden (27%), and Spain (28%), highlighting a cultural difference and concerns about battery life and warranties.
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16% Bias Score
Target CEO Steps Down Amidst Declining Sales and Controversies
Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down amid declining sales and controversies over its Pride collection and diversity initiatives, leaving the company facing challenges in regaining customer trust and improving operational efficiency.
Target CEO Steps Down Amidst Declining Sales and Controversies
Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down amid declining sales and controversies over its Pride collection and diversity initiatives, leaving the company facing challenges in regaining customer trust and improving operational efficiency.
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48% Bias Score
From De Rica Cans to "Derica": A Nigerian Unit of Measurement
The Nigerian unit of measurement "derica," meaning a scoop of food, originated from the ubiquitous De Rica tomato paste cans, reflecting resourcefulness in markets and enduring brand legacy despite a government ban on imports and the shift to plastic packaging.
From De Rica Cans to "Derica": A Nigerian Unit of Measurement
The Nigerian unit of measurement "derica," meaning a scoop of food, originated from the ubiquitous De Rica tomato paste cans, reflecting resourcefulness in markets and enduring brand legacy despite a government ban on imports and the shift to plastic packaging.
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0% Bias Score
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