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China's All-Solid-State Battery Push: 2030 Mass Production Predicted
Chinese automakers and battery manufacturers are leading the charge in developing all-solid-state batteries, with mass production anticipated by 2030, promising enhanced safety, energy density, and faster charging for EVs; companies like BYD, Changan, and Voyah are spearheading this technological ad...
China's All-Solid-State Battery Push: 2030 Mass Production Predicted
Chinese automakers and battery manufacturers are leading the charge in developing all-solid-state batteries, with mass production anticipated by 2030, promising enhanced safety, energy density, and faster charging for EVs; companies like BYD, Changan, and Voyah are spearheading this technological ad...
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48% Bias Score
China Unveils Economic Stimulus Plan Focused on Consumption
China plans to boost its economy by increasing countercyclical adjustments, raising the budget deficit to around 4 percent of GDP, issuing 2 trillion yuan in special government bonds to support trade-in programs, and implementing additional measures to stimulate consumption and address weak domestic...
China Unveils Economic Stimulus Plan Focused on Consumption
China plans to boost its economy by increasing countercyclical adjustments, raising the budget deficit to around 4 percent of GDP, issuing 2 trillion yuan in special government bonds to support trade-in programs, and implementing additional measures to stimulate consumption and address weak domestic...
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44% Bias Score
China's Visa-Free Policy Fuels Tourism Surge, Contradicting Western Media Narratives
China's expansion of its unilateral visa-free policy to 38 countries led to an 82.9 percent surge in inbound foreign trips to 64.88 million in 2024, with over 20 million visa-free entries, contradicting Western media claims and highlighting its success in boosting tourism and cultural exchange.
China's Visa-Free Policy Fuels Tourism Surge, Contradicting Western Media Narratives
China's expansion of its unilateral visa-free policy to 38 countries led to an 82.9 percent surge in inbound foreign trips to 64.88 million in 2024, with over 20 million visa-free entries, contradicting Western media claims and highlighting its success in boosting tourism and cultural exchange.
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48% Bias Score
Climate-Resistant Coffee Offers Hope to South Sudan Amid Global Crisis
In South Sudan's Nzara County, farmer Catherine Bashiama cultivates the climate-resistant excelsa coffee, offering hope amid a global coffee crisis and the country's instability; initial exports are planned for 2024, with potential for $2 million in economic impact by 2027.
Climate-Resistant Coffee Offers Hope to South Sudan Amid Global Crisis
In South Sudan's Nzara County, farmer Catherine Bashiama cultivates the climate-resistant excelsa coffee, offering hope amid a global coffee crisis and the country's instability; initial exports are planned for 2024, with potential for $2 million in economic impact by 2027.
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40% Bias Score
US Tariffs Spark Short-Term Surge in Chinese Manufacturing Orders
Increased US tariffs on Chinese imports led to a surge in February 2024 manufacturing orders as importers rushed to beat the price hike, resulting in China's official purchasing managers' index rising to 50.2%, though economists warn of a potential slowdown.
US Tariffs Spark Short-Term Surge in Chinese Manufacturing Orders
Increased US tariffs on Chinese imports led to a surge in February 2024 manufacturing orders as importers rushed to beat the price hike, resulting in China's official purchasing managers' index rising to 50.2%, though economists warn of a potential slowdown.
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36% Bias Score
Eurozone Inflation Eases, ECB Poised for Rate Cut
Eurozone inflation eased to 2.4% in February, down from 2.5% in January, prompting the European Central Bank to likely cut interest rates to 2.5% on Thursday to boost sluggish economic growth, despite concerns about persistent service inflation and lingering political uncertainties.
Eurozone Inflation Eases, ECB Poised for Rate Cut
Eurozone inflation eased to 2.4% in February, down from 2.5% in January, prompting the European Central Bank to likely cut interest rates to 2.5% on Thursday to boost sluggish economic growth, despite concerns about persistent service inflation and lingering political uncertainties.
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32% Bias Score
Whyalla Steelworks' \$1.34 Billion Debt Crisis
Whyalla steelworks, owned by Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance, entered voluntary administration with \$1.34 billion in debt, impacting 4000 workers and the town of Whyalla, prompting a \$2.4 billion government rescue package.
Whyalla Steelworks' \$1.34 Billion Debt Crisis
Whyalla steelworks, owned by Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance, entered voluntary administration with \$1.34 billion in debt, impacting 4000 workers and the town of Whyalla, prompting a \$2.4 billion government rescue package.
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40% Bias Score
China's Auto Exports Surge in January 2024, but Future Growth Faces Headwinds
In January 2024, China exported 470,000 vehicles, a 6.1 percent increase year-on-year, driven by a 49.6 percent surge in NEV exports to 150,000 units; however, future growth is projected to slow due to increased external pressures.
China's Auto Exports Surge in January 2024, but Future Growth Faces Headwinds
In January 2024, China exported 470,000 vehicles, a 6.1 percent increase year-on-year, driven by a 49.6 percent surge in NEV exports to 150,000 units; however, future growth is projected to slow due to increased external pressures.
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36% Bias Score
CDL Shares Tumble Amidst Kwek Family Boardroom Battle
Shares of City Developments Ltd. (CDL) fell 2.9% on Monday after a three-day trading halt caused by a public dispute between chairman Kwek Leng Beng and CEO Sherman Kwek over the company's control, impacting investor confidence and highlighting corporate governance issues.
CDL Shares Tumble Amidst Kwek Family Boardroom Battle
Shares of City Developments Ltd. (CDL) fell 2.9% on Monday after a three-day trading halt caused by a public dispute between chairman Kwek Leng Beng and CEO Sherman Kwek over the company's control, impacting investor confidence and highlighting corporate governance issues.
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52% Bias Score
Lutnick to Separate Government Spending from GDP Reports
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced plans to separate government spending from GDP calculations, arguing that current calculations are misleading. This follows Elon Musk's push for government spending cuts and could significantly alter economic analysis. The latest GDP report showed 2.3% gro...
Lutnick to Separate Government Spending from GDP Reports
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced plans to separate government spending from GDP calculations, arguing that current calculations are misleading. This follows Elon Musk's push for government spending cuts and could significantly alter economic analysis. The latest GDP report showed 2.3% gro...
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64% Bias Score
Mixue Bingcheng Overtakes McDonald's and Starbucks as World's Largest Food and Beverage Chain
Mixue Bingcheng, founded in 1997 in Henan, China, became the world's largest food and beverage chain by store count (over 45,000) by September 2024, exceeding McDonald's and Starbucks, due to its low-cost, high-volume business model and successful IPO raising \$444 million.
Mixue Bingcheng Overtakes McDonald's and Starbucks as World's Largest Food and Beverage Chain
Mixue Bingcheng, founded in 1997 in Henan, China, became the world's largest food and beverage chain by store count (over 45,000) by September 2024, exceeding McDonald's and Starbucks, due to its low-cost, high-volume business model and successful IPO raising \$444 million.
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40% Bias Score
France Unveils Plan to Curb Public Deficit, Enhance Transparency
France's government unveiled a multi-pronged plan to tackle its widening public deficit, involving enhanced parliamentary oversight, increased transparency via a new forecasting circle and public dialogue, aiming for a 5.4% deficit-to-GDP ratio by 2025 after an S&P warning.
France Unveils Plan to Curb Public Deficit, Enhance Transparency
France's government unveiled a multi-pronged plan to tackle its widening public deficit, involving enhanced parliamentary oversight, increased transparency via a new forecasting circle and public dialogue, aiming for a 5.4% deficit-to-GDP ratio by 2025 after an S&P warning.
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40% Bias Score
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