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German Companies Publicly Oppose Far-Right AfD
Facing the German election, major companies like Mercedes-Benz and Deutsche Bank are publicly opposing the far-right AfD party due to economic concerns, fearing its anti-immigration stance would harm skilled worker immigration and negatively impact economic growth; this unprecedented move is a direc...
German Companies Publicly Oppose Far-Right AfD
Facing the German election, major companies like Mercedes-Benz and Deutsche Bank are publicly opposing the far-right AfD party due to economic concerns, fearing its anti-immigration stance would harm skilled worker immigration and negatively impact economic growth; this unprecedented move is a direc...
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40% Bias Score


Semibratovo Plant: From Wartime Production to Environmental Stewardship and Youth Development
The Semibratovo Gas Cleaning Equipment Plant, founded in April 1944, initially manufactured war materials but now, under FINGO Group, produces environmental technology and supports youth development through initiatives like installing an Eternal Flame memorial and providing equipment for a military ...
Semibratovo Plant: From Wartime Production to Environmental Stewardship and Youth Development
The Semibratovo Gas Cleaning Equipment Plant, founded in April 1944, initially manufactured war materials but now, under FINGO Group, produces environmental technology and supports youth development through initiatives like installing an Eternal Flame memorial and providing equipment for a military ...
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56% Bias Score


NAACP Urges Black Consumer Boycott of Companies Cutting Diversity Initiatives
The NAACP is urging Black consumers to boycott companies cutting diversity initiatives, citing their \$1.8 trillion annual spending power and linking these rollbacks to broader political pressures, with some companies like Walmart, Meta, and McDonald's listed as targets, while others like e.l.f. Cos...
NAACP Urges Black Consumer Boycott of Companies Cutting Diversity Initiatives
The NAACP is urging Black consumers to boycott companies cutting diversity initiatives, citing their \$1.8 trillion annual spending power and linking these rollbacks to broader political pressures, with some companies like Walmart, Meta, and McDonald's listed as targets, while others like e.l.f. Cos...
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48% Bias Score


Missouri Sues Starbucks Over DEI Policies, Alleging Discrimination
Missouri sued Starbucks, claiming its DEI policies caused higher prices and longer wait times due to discriminatory hiring practices, prompting a broader debate on corporate DEI initiatives.
Missouri Sues Starbucks Over DEI Policies, Alleging Discrimination
Missouri sued Starbucks, claiming its DEI policies caused higher prices and longer wait times due to discriminatory hiring practices, prompting a broader debate on corporate DEI initiatives.
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64% Bias Score


Google Scraps Diversity Goals Amidst Trump Administration Policies
Google announced it is ending its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals due to new requirements stemming from President Trump's executive order ending government DEI programs, recent court decisions, and its status as a federal contractor; this follows similar actions by other tech companies ...
Google Scraps Diversity Goals Amidst Trump Administration Policies
Google announced it is ending its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals due to new requirements stemming from President Trump's executive order ending government DEI programs, recent court decisions, and its status as a federal contractor; this follows similar actions by other tech companies ...
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52% Bias Score


Bezos Earth Fund Ends Funding for Key Climate Certification Group
Jeff Bezos's $10 billion Earth Fund ended its $18 million grant to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a key climate certification organization, after a three-year commitment expired; this decision has raised concerns about a broader trend of reduced funding for climate initiatives due to p...
Bezos Earth Fund Ends Funding for Key Climate Certification Group
Jeff Bezos's $10 billion Earth Fund ended its $18 million grant to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a key climate certification organization, after a three-year commitment expired; this decision has raised concerns about a broader trend of reduced funding for climate initiatives due to p...
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60% Bias Score

Florida Sues Target Over LGBTQ Pride Merchandise, Following Similar Actions Against Other Companies
Florida filed a lawsuit against Target on Thursday, alleging the company defrauded investors by not disclosing financial risks associated with its LGBTQ Pride merchandise line that sparked boycotts; this follows similar actions against Starbucks and Costco by Republican-led states.

Florida Sues Target Over LGBTQ Pride Merchandise, Following Similar Actions Against Other Companies
Florida filed a lawsuit against Target on Thursday, alleging the company defrauded investors by not disclosing financial risks associated with its LGBTQ Pride merchandise line that sparked boycotts; this follows similar actions against Starbucks and Costco by Republican-led states.
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36% Bias Score

L214 Sues Lidl Over Animal Welfare Program
L214 filed a lawsuit against Lidl and two pig farms for animal abuse and misleading advertising related to Lidl's "Animal Welfare+" program, showing evidence of poor conditions in farms highlighted in Lidl's promotional campaign.

L214 Sues Lidl Over Animal Welfare Program
L214 filed a lawsuit against Lidl and two pig farms for animal abuse and misleading advertising related to Lidl's "Animal Welfare+" program, showing evidence of poor conditions in farms highlighted in Lidl's promotional campaign.
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56% Bias Score

US Corporations Roll Back DEI Programs After Trump Executive Orders
Following President Trump's executive orders, major US corporations, particularly in finance and tech, are significantly altering or eliminating their DEI programs, prompted by legal challenges and a broader conservative backlash against affirmative action, creating varied impacts in the US and UK.

US Corporations Roll Back DEI Programs After Trump Executive Orders
Following President Trump's executive orders, major US corporations, particularly in finance and tech, are significantly altering or eliminating their DEI programs, prompted by legal challenges and a broader conservative backlash against affirmative action, creating varied impacts in the US and UK.
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44% Bias Score

Google Removes Diversity Holidays from Calendars
Google's online and mobile calendars will no longer automatically include Black History Month, Women's History Month, and LGBTQ+ holidays starting in 2025, a change Google says is due to the unsustainability of manually maintaining hundreds of global events, following a recent rollback of DEI initia...

Google Removes Diversity Holidays from Calendars
Google's online and mobile calendars will no longer automatically include Black History Month, Women's History Month, and LGBTQ+ holidays starting in 2025, a change Google says is due to the unsustainability of manually maintaining hundreds of global events, following a recent rollback of DEI initia...
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56% Bias Score

Google Scraps DEI Recruitment Targets Amidst Broader Corporate Trend
Google abandoned its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) recruitment targets after a corporate policy review, following a similar trend among major US companies facing political and legal challenges to such programs.

Google Scraps DEI Recruitment Targets Amidst Broader Corporate Trend
Google abandoned its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) recruitment targets after a corporate policy review, following a similar trend among major US companies facing political and legal challenges to such programs.
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48% Bias Score

Decathlon Indirectly Implicated in Uyghur Exploitation
French sporting goods retailer Decathlon is indirectly implicated in Uyghur exploitation in China due to its use of suppliers with documented child labor, low wages, and human trafficking; Decathlon prioritizes low-cost factories and Xinjiang cotton, contributing to the issue.

Decathlon Indirectly Implicated in Uyghur Exploitation
French sporting goods retailer Decathlon is indirectly implicated in Uyghur exploitation in China due to its use of suppliers with documented child labor, low wages, and human trafficking; Decathlon prioritizes low-cost factories and Xinjiang cotton, contributing to the issue.
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40% Bias Score
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