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U.S. Government's Intel Stake Signals Potential Shift Towards Increased Equity Investments
The U.S. government acquired a nearly 10% stake in Intel using funds from the CHIPS and Science Act, potentially signaling a broader shift towards government equity investments in private companies, sparking debate about the government's role in the private sector and raising concerns about potentia...
U.S. Government's Intel Stake Signals Potential Shift Towards Increased Equity Investments
The U.S. government acquired a nearly 10% stake in Intel using funds from the CHIPS and Science Act, potentially signaling a broader shift towards government equity investments in private companies, sparking debate about the government's role in the private sector and raising concerns about potentia...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Interventionist Business Policies Raise Economic Concerns
President Trump's administration is taking an unprecedentedly interventionist role in US businesses, directly influencing corporate decisions through equity stakes (e.g., Intel), pressure campaigns (e.g., US Steel, Consumers Energy), and policy mandates; experts warn this could harm long-term econom...
Trump Administration's Interventionist Business Policies Raise Economic Concerns
President Trump's administration is taking an unprecedentedly interventionist role in US businesses, directly influencing corporate decisions through equity stakes (e.g., Intel), pressure campaigns (e.g., US Steel, Consumers Energy), and policy mandates; experts warn this could harm long-term econom...
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60% Bias Score
German Welfare State: Rock Rebuts Claims of Unaffordability, Proposes Reforms
Joachim Rock, managing director of "Der Paritätische", refutes claims of the German welfare state's unaffordability, citing no excessive cost increases and proposing reforms such as a citizen's insurance and higher inheritance taxes to ensure financial stability and equitable burden-sharing.
German Welfare State: Rock Rebuts Claims of Unaffordability, Proposes Reforms
Joachim Rock, managing director of "Der Paritätische", refutes claims of the German welfare state's unaffordability, citing no excessive cost increases and proposing reforms such as a citizen's insurance and higher inheritance taxes to ensure financial stability and equitable burden-sharing.
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36% Bias Score
Rising Canadian Debt Delinquency Highlights Economic Uncertainty
Equifax's August report reveals 1.4 million Canadians struggled with debt payments (April-June), a 9% year-over-year increase; young adults (18-35) were disproportionately affected, with delinquency rates surging nearly 20%, highlighting the impact of Canada's economic uncertainty and lack of a clea...
Rising Canadian Debt Delinquency Highlights Economic Uncertainty
Equifax's August report reveals 1.4 million Canadians struggled with debt payments (April-June), a 9% year-over-year increase; young adults (18-35) were disproportionately affected, with delinquency rates surging nearly 20%, highlighting the impact of Canada's economic uncertainty and lack of a clea...
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44% Bias Score
US Government Invests $8.9 Billion in Intel Amidst Company Restructuring
The U.S. government purchased 433.3 million Intel shares for $8.9 billion using unspent Chips Act funds and Intel's Secure Enclave program funds, representing a significant government intervention in a struggling tech company, amidst concerns about potential market impacts and corporate autonomy.
US Government Invests $8.9 Billion in Intel Amidst Company Restructuring
The U.S. government purchased 433.3 million Intel shares for $8.9 billion using unspent Chips Act funds and Intel's Secure Enclave program funds, representing a significant government intervention in a struggling tech company, amidst concerns about potential market impacts and corporate autonomy.
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48% Bias Score
PCF Proposes €500 Billion Investment Plan for France
The French Communist Party (PCF) unveiled a €500 billion, five-year investment plan, advocating for partial bank nationalization to fund zero-interest loans for climate and social initiatives, including wage increases, pension hikes, and housing construction, while also calling for a motion of censu...
PCF Proposes €500 Billion Investment Plan for France
The French Communist Party (PCF) unveiled a €500 billion, five-year investment plan, advocating for partial bank nationalization to fund zero-interest loans for climate and social initiatives, including wage increases, pension hikes, and housing construction, while also calling for a motion of censu...
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32% Bias Score
German Advisory Board Warns Against Unbridled Industrial Subsidies
Germany's scientific advisory board to the Federal Ministry of Economics warns against excessive industrial subsidies, citing a 0.3% economic contraction in Q2 2025 and a €67 billion budget for state aid in 2024, advocating for deregulation and debureaucratization instead.
German Advisory Board Warns Against Unbridled Industrial Subsidies
Germany's scientific advisory board to the Federal Ministry of Economics warns against excessive industrial subsidies, citing a 0.3% economic contraction in Q2 2025 and a €67 billion budget for state aid in 2024, advocating for deregulation and debureaucratization instead.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Attempts to Fire Federal Reserve Governor, Sparking Conflict Over Fed's Independence
President Trump attempted to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing mortgage fraud allegations; Cook denies the accusations and claims Trump lacks the authority to remove her, citing her 14-year term, sparking a conflict over the Federal Reserve's independence.
Trump Attempts to Fire Federal Reserve Governor, Sparking Conflict Over Fed's Independence
President Trump attempted to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing mortgage fraud allegations; Cook denies the accusations and claims Trump lacks the authority to remove her, citing her 14-year term, sparking a conflict over the Federal Reserve's independence.
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40% Bias Score
Merz to Meet Union Leaders Amid Tensions Over Germany's "Autumn of Reforms"
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will meet with Union leaders on Monday to discuss the upcoming "autumn of reforms," amid disagreements with the SPD over social and fiscal policies, highlighting tensions within the coalition government.
Merz to Meet Union Leaders Amid Tensions Over Germany's "Autumn of Reforms"
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will meet with Union leaders on Monday to discuss the upcoming "autumn of reforms," amid disagreements with the SPD over social and fiscal policies, highlighting tensions within the coalition government.
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48% Bias Score
Victoria's WorkCover Reforms Slash Mental Health Compensation Approvals
Victoria's tightened WorkCover eligibility significantly decreased mental health compensation approvals from 70 percent to 33 percent between July 2022 and April 2025, impacting thousands of workers while aiming to address the scheme's $1.3 billion debt.
Victoria's WorkCover Reforms Slash Mental Health Compensation Approvals
Victoria's tightened WorkCover eligibility significantly decreased mental health compensation approvals from 70 percent to 33 percent between July 2022 and April 2025, impacting thousands of workers while aiming to address the scheme's $1.3 billion debt.
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52% Bias Score
Netherlands to Phase Out Mortgage Tax Deduction, Impacting Homebuyers
The Netherlands plans to gradually eliminate its mortgage interest tax deduction over 8-20 years, potentially increasing monthly mortgage payments by €300-€500 for new buyers and freeing up €11.2 billion in government revenue.
Netherlands to Phase Out Mortgage Tax Deduction, Impacting Homebuyers
The Netherlands plans to gradually eliminate its mortgage interest tax deduction over 8-20 years, potentially increasing monthly mortgage payments by €300-€500 for new buyers and freeing up €11.2 billion in government revenue.
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44% Bias Score
US Government Acquires Nearly 10% Stake in Intel
The U.S. government acquired a 9.9% stake in Intel for $8.9 billion, utilizing $8.9 billion from the CHIPS and Science Act to bolster domestic semiconductor production and secure U.S. technological leadership, with the investment being passive and not involving management.
US Government Acquires Nearly 10% Stake in Intel
The U.S. government acquired a 9.9% stake in Intel for $8.9 billion, utilizing $8.9 billion from the CHIPS and Science Act to bolster domestic semiconductor production and secure U.S. technological leadership, with the investment being passive and not involving management.
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56% Bias Score
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