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EU Commission Intensifies Shein Probe Under Digital Services Act
The European Commission issued a second request for information to Shein under the DSA on Thursday, following a consumer protection probe launched the previous day, demanding transparency on illegal content, recommender systems, data access, and consumer protection measures. Shein has until February...
EU Commission Intensifies Shein Probe Under Digital Services Act
The European Commission issued a second request for information to Shein under the DSA on Thursday, following a consumer protection probe launched the previous day, demanding transparency on illegal content, recommender systems, data access, and consumer protection measures. Shein has until February...
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40% Bias Score


EU and US Launch Joint Crackdown on Chinese Online Retailers
The EU and US are simultaneously cracking down on Chinese online retailers like Shein, Temu, and AliExpress due to concerns about low-cost imports, product safety, and consumer protection; the EU is investigating while the US ended a duty-free import loophole, potentially increasing prices for consu...
EU and US Launch Joint Crackdown on Chinese Online Retailers
The EU and US are simultaneously cracking down on Chinese online retailers like Shein, Temu, and AliExpress due to concerns about low-cost imports, product safety, and consumer protection; the EU is investigating while the US ended a duty-free import loophole, potentially increasing prices for consu...
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40% Bias Score


EU Demands Information from Shein Under Digital Services Act
The EU Commission demanded information from Shein, a major online retailer, about illegal goods and recommendation systems, using the Digital Services Act. Failure to comply by February 27th could result in fines.
EU Demands Information from Shein Under Digital Services Act
The EU Commission demanded information from Shein, a major online retailer, about illegal goods and recommendation systems, using the Digital Services Act. Failure to comply by February 27th could result in fines.
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32% Bias Score


EU Investigates Shein for Consumer Protection Violations
The European Commission launched an investigation into Shein on February 5th, 2024, for allegedly violating EU consumer protection laws, prompting a pledge of cooperation from the company and raising concerns about the social and environmental impacts of fast fashion. A similar investigation into Te...
EU Investigates Shein for Consumer Protection Violations
The European Commission launched an investigation into Shein on February 5th, 2024, for allegedly violating EU consumer protection laws, prompting a pledge of cooperation from the company and raising concerns about the social and environmental impacts of fast fashion. A similar investigation into Te...
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44% Bias Score


Ticketmaster Defends Pricing Practices Amidst UK Parliament Inquiry
Ticketmaster UK's CEO defended his company's pricing practices before the UK Parliament, stating that event organizers, not Ticketmaster, set ticket prices, amid an ongoing investigation into whether they violated consumer protection laws during the Oasis reunion tour.
Ticketmaster Defends Pricing Practices Amidst UK Parliament Inquiry
Ticketmaster UK's CEO defended his company's pricing practices before the UK Parliament, stating that event organizers, not Ticketmaster, set ticket prices, amid an ongoing investigation into whether they violated consumer protection laws during the Oasis reunion tour.
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56% Bias Score


German Court to Rule on Legality of Bank Negative Interest Rates
The German Federal Court of Justice is deciding the legality of banks charging customers negative interest rates on deposits, a practice common from 2014-2022 following the ECB's policy, with consumer protection groups seeking repayment for millions of savers.
German Court to Rule on Legality of Bank Negative Interest Rates
The German Federal Court of Justice is deciding the legality of banks charging customers negative interest rates on deposits, a practice common from 2014-2022 following the ECB's policy, with consumer protection groups seeking repayment for millions of savers.
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40% Bias Score

Trump Administration Halts Key Agencies, Defying Congress
President Trump's administration is effectively shutting down or severely curtailing the operations of the CFPB, USAID, and the Department of Education through staff dismissals, operational freezes, and policy reviews, bypassing Congress and triggering widespread legal and political challenges.

Trump Administration Halts Key Agencies, Defying Congress
President Trump's administration is effectively shutting down or severely curtailing the operations of the CFPB, USAID, and the Department of Education through staff dismissals, operational freezes, and policy reviews, bypassing Congress and triggering widespread legal and political challenges.
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60% Bias Score

EU and US Employ Different Strategies Against Cheap Chinese Imports
The US and EU are tackling cheap Chinese online retailers; the US uses delivery blocks and tariffs, while the EU focuses on enforcing existing regulations to protect domestic businesses and consumers from substandard products.

EU and US Employ Different Strategies Against Cheap Chinese Imports
The US and EU are tackling cheap Chinese online retailers; the US uses delivery blocks and tariffs, while the EU focuses on enforcing existing regulations to protect domestic businesses and consumers from substandard products.
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56% Bias Score

Trump Admin Effectively Dismantles Key Agencies via Executive Action
The Trump administration is effectively dismantling the CFPB, USAID, and targeting the Department of Education by halting operations, firing directors, and freezing funds, sparking legal challenges and raising concerns about consumer protection, international aid, and education.

Trump Admin Effectively Dismantles Key Agencies via Executive Action
The Trump administration is effectively dismantling the CFPB, USAID, and targeting the Department of Education by halting operations, firing directors, and freezing funds, sparking legal challenges and raising concerns about consumer protection, international aid, and education.
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72% Bias Score

EU Investigates Shein, Plans Customs Reforms Amidst Surge in Cheap Imports from China
The EU Commission launched an investigation into Shein for potential consumer protection violations and plans to reform customs laws to control the massive influx of cheap goods, mainly from China (4.6 billion packages in 2024, triple 2022's amount), eliminating the €150 duty-free threshold and intr...

EU Investigates Shein, Plans Customs Reforms Amidst Surge in Cheap Imports from China
The EU Commission launched an investigation into Shein for potential consumer protection violations and plans to reform customs laws to control the massive influx of cheap goods, mainly from China (4.6 billion packages in 2024, triple 2022's amount), eliminating the €150 duty-free threshold and intr...
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40% Bias Score

EU Investigates Shein for Consumer Protection Violations
The EU Commission launched an investigation into Shein for potential consumer protection violations, including unfair contract terms and practices, prompting stricter customs checks and fees for shipments from third countries; Shein stated it will cooperate with authorities.

EU Investigates Shein for Consumer Protection Violations
The EU Commission launched an investigation into Shein for potential consumer protection violations, including unfair contract terms and practices, prompting stricter customs checks and fees for shipments from third countries; Shein stated it will cooperate with authorities.
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40% Bias Score

Trump Pauses Rule to Remove Medical Debt from Credit Reports
President Trump paused a rule that would remove \$49 billion in medical debt from the credit reports of at least 15 million Americans, creating uncertainty for millions and highlighting the political battle over consumer protection and healthcare costs.

Trump Pauses Rule to Remove Medical Debt from Credit Reports
President Trump paused a rule that would remove \$49 billion in medical debt from the credit reports of at least 15 million Americans, creating uncertainty for millions and highlighting the political battle over consumer protection and healthcare costs.
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36% Bias Score
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