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China's Economic Meeting: Addressing Challenges, Promoting Growth
The Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee met on Friday to analyze China's economic situation, noting improvements but emphasizing the need to consolidate the recovery foundation and address external shocks; the meeting urged proactive fiscal and monetary policies, focusing on consumption an...
China's Economic Meeting: Addressing Challenges, Promoting Growth
The Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee met on Friday to analyze China's economic situation, noting improvements but emphasizing the need to consolidate the recovery foundation and address external shocks; the meeting urged proactive fiscal and monetary policies, focusing on consumption an...
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40% Bias Score
Belarus Seeks 100-150k Pakistani Workers Amid Labor Shortage
Belarus plans to attract 100-150,000 Pakistani workers to address a labor shortage exceeding 200,000 positions, primarily for the loss-making Baranovichi Cotton Mill, offering low salaries despite skepticism regarding cultural integration and previous failed attempts with Chinese workers.
Belarus Seeks 100-150k Pakistani Workers Amid Labor Shortage
Belarus plans to attract 100-150,000 Pakistani workers to address a labor shortage exceeding 200,000 positions, primarily for the loss-making Baranovichi Cotton Mill, offering low salaries despite skepticism regarding cultural integration and previous failed attempts with Chinese workers.
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44% Bias Score
Germany to Mandate Digital Payments to Curb Tax Evasion
Germany's ruling coalition plans to mandate at least one digital payment option in businesses, aiming to combat tax evasion estimated at €10 billion annually and improve customer experience, despite concerns from business associations about potential costs.
Germany to Mandate Digital Payments to Curb Tax Evasion
Germany's ruling coalition plans to mandate at least one digital payment option in businesses, aiming to combat tax evasion estimated at €10 billion annually and improve customer experience, despite concerns from business associations about potential costs.
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52% Bias Score
U.S. Corporations Announce $70 Billion+ in Domestic Manufacturing Expansion
Facing new tariffs, several major U.S. corporations—Apple, Johnson & Johnson, and Hyundai among them—have announced massive investments totaling over $70 billion in U.S. manufacturing, creating thousands of jobs while prompting debate on the policy's effectiveness.
U.S. Corporations Announce $70 Billion+ in Domestic Manufacturing Expansion
Facing new tariffs, several major U.S. corporations—Apple, Johnson & Johnson, and Hyundai among them—have announced massive investments totaling over $70 billion in U.S. manufacturing, creating thousands of jobs while prompting debate on the policy's effectiveness.
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48% Bias Score
Federal Student Loan Collections to Resume in May
The Department of Education will resume collecting on defaulted federal student loans in May 2024, affecting 4 million borrowers and addressing $1.6 trillion in outstanding debt, while also seeking Congressional collaboration on higher education reform.
Federal Student Loan Collections to Resume in May
The Department of Education will resume collecting on defaulted federal student loans in May 2024, affecting 4 million borrowers and addressing $1.6 trillion in outstanding debt, while also seeking Congressional collaboration on higher education reform.
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Identifies 40,000 High-Risk Taxpayers with 2.9 Trillion Lira Turnover
Turkey's Tax Inspection Board (VDK) reviewed 500,000 taxpayers for the 2024 fiscal year, identifying 40,000 high-risk individuals with a combined annual turnover of 2.9 trillion lira; the government will use targeted strategies to boost voluntary tax compliance.
Turkey Identifies 40,000 High-Risk Taxpayers with 2.9 Trillion Lira Turnover
Turkey's Tax Inspection Board (VDK) reviewed 500,000 taxpayers for the 2024 fiscal year, identifying 40,000 high-risk individuals with a combined annual turnover of 2.9 trillion lira; the government will use targeted strategies to boost voluntary tax compliance.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's €15 Minimum Wage Debate Heats Up
Germany's debate over raising its minimum wage to €15 per hour is escalating, with employers fearing severe economic repercussions and economists anticipating potential productivity gains; a commission will decide by June 2025.
Germany's €15 Minimum Wage Debate Heats Up
Germany's debate over raising its minimum wage to €15 per hour is escalating, with employers fearing severe economic repercussions and economists anticipating potential productivity gains; a commission will decide by June 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Divided on Proposed Tax Hike for Millionaires
The White House is divided on a potential tax increase for millionaires, with President Trump opposing the measure due to concerns about capital flight, while some within his administration and the Republican party support it to address the US budget deficit and perceptions of pro-rich policies.
Trump Administration Divided on Proposed Tax Hike for Millionaires
The White House is divided on a potential tax increase for millionaires, with President Trump opposing the measure due to concerns about capital flight, while some within his administration and the Republican party support it to address the US budget deficit and perceptions of pro-rich policies.
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36% Bias Score
German Coalition Divided on €15 Minimum Wage
Germany's coalition government is divided over raising the minimum wage to €15, with the CDU advocating for a commission-led increase and the SPD potentially legislating it, amid warnings from employer groups and positive predictions from the DIW.
German Coalition Divided on €15 Minimum Wage
Germany's coalition government is divided over raising the minimum wage to €15, with the CDU advocating for a commission-led increase and the SPD potentially legislating it, amid warnings from employer groups and positive predictions from the DIW.
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28% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Garnish Wages of 5.3 Million Americans with Defaulted Student Loans
The Trump administration announced that it will begin garnishing the wages of over 5.3 million Americans with defaulted student loans, starting May 5th, ending pandemic-era leniency and reversing Biden-era forgiveness programs.
Trump Administration to Garnish Wages of 5.3 Million Americans with Defaulted Student Loans
The Trump administration announced that it will begin garnishing the wages of over 5.3 million Americans with defaulted student loans, starting May 5th, ending pandemic-era leniency and reversing Biden-era forgiveness programs.
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56% Bias Score
Chicken Tax: How a 60-Year-Old Tariff Still Shapes the US Auto Market
The 1963 "chicken tax," a 25% tariff on imported trucks, remains in effect, benefiting US automakers but harming consumers with higher prices and reduced choices, despite its original purpose being obsolete and various attempts to circumvent it.
Chicken Tax: How a 60-Year-Old Tariff Still Shapes the US Auto Market
The 1963 "chicken tax," a 25% tariff on imported trucks, remains in effect, benefiting US automakers but harming consumers with higher prices and reduced choices, despite its original purpose being obsolete and various attempts to circumvent it.
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36% Bias Score
China Economists Urge Policy Reforms Amidst US Tariff Headwinds
Facing US tariff headwinds, Chinese economists advocate for short-term policy steps and long-term reforms to boost domestic demand, support enterprises, and enhance consumer and investor confidence, aiming for a 5 percent annual growth target.
China Economists Urge Policy Reforms Amidst US Tariff Headwinds
Facing US tariff headwinds, Chinese economists advocate for short-term policy steps and long-term reforms to boost domestic demand, support enterprises, and enhance consumer and investor confidence, aiming for a 5 percent annual growth target.
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40% Bias Score
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