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Financial Crisis Looms for Some French Business Schools
Nine out of 23 French business schools failed to fill their seats this year, despite a 5% rise in applicants, triggering a financial crisis and highlighting the unsustainable economic model of the sector.
Financial Crisis Looms for Some French Business Schools
Nine out of 23 French business schools failed to fill their seats this year, despite a 5% rise in applicants, triggering a financial crisis and highlighting the unsustainable economic model of the sector.
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40% Bias Score


Germany's Deutschlandticket: Popular but Uncertain Funding
Despite its widespread use, the funding for Germany's nationwide public transportation ticket, the Deutschlandticket, remains unclear, prompting calls for legal guarantees from the Lower Saxony Regional Council.
Germany's Deutschlandticket: Popular but Uncertain Funding
Despite its widespread use, the funding for Germany's nationwide public transportation ticket, the Deutschlandticket, remains unclear, prompting calls for legal guarantees from the Lower Saxony Regional Council.
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16% Bias Score


HSB Needs Hundreds of Millions for Renovations; Existence at Stake
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and steam locomotives, with its existence potentially at stake if funding from Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt fails to materialize. The railway network, a major Harz tourist attraction,...
HSB Needs Hundreds of Millions for Renovations; Existence at Stake
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and steam locomotives, with its existence potentially at stake if funding from Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt fails to materialize. The railway network, a major Harz tourist attraction,...
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48% Bias Score


Forbes Asia Highlights 100 High-Growth Asia-Pacific Startups
Forbes Asia's fifth annual "100 to Watch" list features 100 innovative Asia-Pacific startups, predominantly in biotech and tech, that have collectively raised nearly US\$3 billion in funding, with India leading the represented countries.
Forbes Asia Highlights 100 High-Growth Asia-Pacific Startups
Forbes Asia's fifth annual "100 to Watch" list features 100 innovative Asia-Pacific startups, predominantly in biotech and tech, that have collectively raised nearly US\$3 billion in funding, with India leading the represented countries.
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32% Bias Score


Kennedy Center Appoints New Dance Head Amidst Staff Firings and Funding Controversy
Following the firing of its entire dance department staff, the Kennedy Center named Stephen Nakagawa, a former dancer with The Washington Ballet, as the new head of dance programming; his predecessor claims her dismissal was retaliatory for her support of a union organizing campaign.
Kennedy Center Appoints New Dance Head Amidst Staff Firings and Funding Controversy
Following the firing of its entire dance department staff, the Kennedy Center named Stephen Nakagawa, a former dancer with The Washington Ballet, as the new head of dance programming; his predecessor claims her dismissal was retaliatory for her support of a union organizing campaign.
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56% Bias Score


Trump Administration Refuses to Defend Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant Program
The Trump administration will not defend a \$350 million grant program for Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), agreeing with a lawsuit claiming the program is unconstitutional, a move impacting over 500 universities and potentially exacerbating inequalities in higher education.
Trump Administration Refuses to Defend Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant Program
The Trump administration will not defend a \$350 million grant program for Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), agreeing with a lawsuit claiming the program is unconstitutional, a move impacting over 500 universities and potentially exacerbating inequalities in higher education.
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48% Bias Score

Andalusian President Criticizes Basque Country's Migrant Funding
The President of Andalusia criticized the Basque Country for receiving more funds for managing migration, claiming the Basque Country is not a border region like Andalusia, prompting a phone call from the Basque leader to defuse the situation.

Andalusian President Criticizes Basque Country's Migrant Funding
The President of Andalusia criticized the Basque Country for receiving more funds for managing migration, claiming the Basque Country is not a border region like Andalusia, prompting a phone call from the Basque leader to defuse the situation.
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32% Bias Score

Germany's Deutschlandticket: Popular but Funding Uncertain
Despite its widespread use in Lower Saxony, Germany's €49 Deutschlandticket faces funding uncertainty for 2026, prompting calls for legally secured financing from the Lower Saxony District Association.

Germany's Deutschlandticket: Popular but Funding Uncertain
Despite its widespread use in Lower Saxony, Germany's €49 Deutschlandticket faces funding uncertainty for 2026, prompting calls for legally secured financing from the Lower Saxony District Association.
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16% Bias Score

SEPTA's Drastic Service Cuts Hit Philadelphia
Philadelphia's SEPTA public transit agency implemented a 20% service cut on September 4, 2023, impacting 52,000 students and causing longer commutes due to a more than \$200 million deficit; further cuts are planned for January 1, 2024.

SEPTA's Drastic Service Cuts Hit Philadelphia
Philadelphia's SEPTA public transit agency implemented a 20% service cut on September 4, 2023, impacting 52,000 students and causing longer commutes due to a more than \$200 million deficit; further cuts are planned for January 1, 2024.
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40% Bias Score

Databricks Valuation Soars to Over \$100 Billion in Latest Funding Round
Databricks, a San Francisco-based analytics firm, is set to raise its valuation to over \$100 billion in a new funding round exceeding \$1 billion, fueled by strong investor demand for AI startups and its projected \$3.7 billion in annualized revenue by July.

Databricks Valuation Soars to Over \$100 Billion in Latest Funding Round
Databricks, a San Francisco-based analytics firm, is set to raise its valuation to over \$100 billion in a new funding round exceeding \$1 billion, fueled by strong investor demand for AI startups and its projected \$3.7 billion in annualized revenue by July.
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56% Bias Score

Israel Faces Critical Teacher Shortage, Threatening 2025 School Year
Israel's education system faces a critical teacher shortage of 1,539 educators before the September 2025 school year, with the central region needing 726, Tel Aviv 467, and the deficit projected to reach 10,000 by year's end and 24,000 by 2026 if not addressed; the crisis is further compounded by un...

Israel Faces Critical Teacher Shortage, Threatening 2025 School Year
Israel's education system faces a critical teacher shortage of 1,539 educators before the September 2025 school year, with the central region needing 726, Tel Aviv 467, and the deficit projected to reach 10,000 by year's end and 24,000 by 2026 if not addressed; the crisis is further compounded by un...
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40% Bias Score

AI's Cyclical History: Avoiding Another Winter
Alan Turing's question, "Can machines think?", continues to drive massive investment in AI, despite historical cycles of boom and bust, known as 'AI winters', caused by factors such as overhyped promises and technological limitations; however, the current AI boom exhibits greater resilience due to d...

AI's Cyclical History: Avoiding Another Winter
Alan Turing's question, "Can machines think?", continues to drive massive investment in AI, despite historical cycles of boom and bust, known as 'AI winters', caused by factors such as overhyped promises and technological limitations; however, the current AI boom exhibits greater resilience due to d...
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24% Bias Score
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