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Xi Jinping Emphasizes Support for China's Private Sector"
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for promoting the healthy development of the country's private sector, emphasizing equal access to resources and fair competition for all businesses, during a Monday symposium attended by top government officials and prominent private entrepreneurs, including thos...
Xi Jinping Emphasizes Support for China's Private Sector"
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for promoting the healthy development of the country's private sector, emphasizing equal access to resources and fair competition for all businesses, during a Monday symposium attended by top government officials and prominent private entrepreneurs, including thos...
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40% Bias Score
French Senate Approves 2025 Social Security Budget with €22.1 Billion Deficit
The French Senate approved the 2025 Social Security budget on Monday, with a €22.1 billion deficit, following concessions to opposition parties and the censure of the previous government; the budget includes increased health spending and a new penalty for missed medical appointments.
French Senate Approves 2025 Social Security Budget with €22.1 Billion Deficit
The French Senate approved the 2025 Social Security budget on Monday, with a €22.1 billion deficit, following concessions to opposition parties and the censure of the previous government; the budget includes increased health spending and a new penalty for missed medical appointments.
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36% Bias Score
Lombard's Appointment, Avian Flu Risk, and France's AI Challenge
L'Express published articles profiling France's new Finance Minister, Eric Lombard, sparking debate about his past policies and the importance of transparency, while also discussing the potential threat of a highly virulent avian flu virus and the challenges facing France in the field of artificial ...
Lombard's Appointment, Avian Flu Risk, and France's AI Challenge
L'Express published articles profiling France's new Finance Minister, Eric Lombard, sparking debate about his past policies and the importance of transparency, while also discussing the potential threat of a highly virulent avian flu virus and the challenges facing France in the field of artificial ...
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0% Bias Score
Xi Jinping Meets Tech Leaders, Signaling Policy Shift in China
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with leading tech executives, including Jack Ma, on Monday, signaling a potential policy shift towards supporting private businesses amid economic slowdown and following the success of a new Chinese AI model.
Xi Jinping Meets Tech Leaders, Signaling Policy Shift in China
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with leading tech executives, including Jack Ma, on Monday, signaling a potential policy shift towards supporting private businesses amid economic slowdown and following the success of a new Chinese AI model.
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44% Bias Score
Fewer Australian Small Businesses Employing Staff Amidst Public Sector Growth
Despite a 300,000 increase in the total number of small businesses in Australia over the past year, 31,900 fewer small businesses employed staff in 2024 compared to when the Labor government took office, a trend the opposition attributes to the government's substantial increase of 36,000 public serv...
Fewer Australian Small Businesses Employing Staff Amidst Public Sector Growth
Despite a 300,000 increase in the total number of small businesses in Australia over the past year, 31,900 fewer small businesses employed staff in 2024 compared to when the Labor government took office, a trend the opposition attributes to the government's substantial increase of 36,000 public serv...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Wage-Productivity Gap: Accounting and Working Hours, Not Just Productivity
Analysis of Spanish economic data from 1995 reveals a divergence between real wage growth and productivity, explained by accounting differences (deflators, remuneration vs. wages), and a 5.4% decrease in average weekly working hours, not solely a lack of productivity gains.
Spanish Wage-Productivity Gap: Accounting and Working Hours, Not Just Productivity
Analysis of Spanish economic data from 1995 reveals a divergence between real wage growth and productivity, explained by accounting differences (deflators, remuneration vs. wages), and a 5.4% decrease in average weekly working hours, not solely a lack of productivity gains.
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32% Bias Score
AfD's Economic Program Would Cost Germany €181 Billion Annually, EU Exit an Additional €690 Billion
A new study by the Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) reveals that the AfD's proposed policies would lead to €181 billion in lost government revenue and potentially cost Germany €690 billion and 2.5 million jobs if the country were to leave the EU. The AfD plans to abolish several taxes, reduce ...
AfD's Economic Program Would Cost Germany €181 Billion Annually, EU Exit an Additional €690 Billion
A new study by the Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) reveals that the AfD's proposed policies would lead to €181 billion in lost government revenue and potentially cost Germany €690 billion and 2.5 million jobs if the country were to leave the EU. The AfD plans to abolish several taxes, reduce ...
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52% Bias Score
French Business Leader Open to Higher Retirement Age, with Conditions
The head of France's CPME, Amir Reza-Tofighi, is open to discussing a 64-year-old retirement age, conditional on an indexation mechanism to life expectancy and aligning CSG taxes on retirees with those of active workers, as part of the government's review of the 2023 pension reform.
French Business Leader Open to Higher Retirement Age, with Conditions
The head of France's CPME, Amir Reza-Tofighi, is open to discussing a 64-year-old retirement age, conditional on an indexation mechanism to life expectancy and aligning CSG taxes on retirees with those of active workers, as part of the government's review of the 2023 pension reform.
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36% Bias Score
France's Industrial Decline: High Costs, Weak Demand, and Unstable Policies
France's industrial sector is struggling despite recent efforts to boost production, facing challenges including weak European demand, high energy costs, and unstable business taxation, leading to factory closures, job losses, and a widening trade deficit.
France's Industrial Decline: High Costs, Weak Demand, and Unstable Policies
France's industrial sector is struggling despite recent efforts to boost production, facing challenges including weak European demand, high energy costs, and unstable business taxation, leading to factory closures, job losses, and a widening trade deficit.
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56% Bias Score
German Election Debate Highlights Deep Political Divides
Germany's four main chancellor candidates engaged in a heated election debate covering the economy, Ukraine, migration, and US VP J.D. Vance; disagreements on supporting Ukraine, handling the economy, and relations with the US highlighted deep political divides, with CDU's Merz emerging as a potenti...
German Election Debate Highlights Deep Political Divides
Germany's four main chancellor candidates engaged in a heated election debate covering the economy, Ukraine, migration, and US VP J.D. Vance; disagreements on supporting Ukraine, handling the economy, and relations with the US highlighted deep political divides, with CDU's Merz emerging as a potenti...
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32% Bias Score
Euro Rises Against Dollar on Delayed Tariffs and Ukraine Peace Talks
The Euro rose to its highest level since December 18 against the US dollar, reaching nearly 1.05 on Monday, due to a delayed US reciprocal tariff and peace talks on the Ukraine war, easing inflation concerns.
Euro Rises Against Dollar on Delayed Tariffs and Ukraine Peace Talks
The Euro rose to its highest level since December 18 against the US dollar, reaching nearly 1.05 on Monday, due to a delayed US reciprocal tariff and peace talks on the Ukraine war, easing inflation concerns.
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40% Bias Score
Iceland Chair Critiques Labour's Economic Record
Iceland chair Richard Walker rated the Labour government's economic performance a 6/10, criticizing increased national insurance contributions and questioning large infrastructure projects' short-term benefits while advocating for planning reforms to boost business growth.
Iceland Chair Critiques Labour's Economic Record
Iceland chair Richard Walker rated the Labour government's economic performance a 6/10, criticizing increased national insurance contributions and questioning large infrastructure projects' short-term benefits while advocating for planning reforms to boost business growth.
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36% Bias Score
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