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Sony Raises PlayStation 5 Price in US by $50
Sony is raising the price of its PlayStation 5 consoles in the US by approximately $50 starting August 21st due to rising costs and a slowing video game market, impacting all three models and following similar price increases in other regions.
Sony Raises PlayStation 5 Price in US by $50
Sony is raising the price of its PlayStation 5 consoles in the US by approximately $50 starting August 21st due to rising costs and a slowing video game market, impacting all three models and following similar price increases in other regions.
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40% Bias Score


Australian Sharemarket Hits Record High Amidst Global Uncertainty
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 index hit a record high today, rising 0.7 percent to 8983.90 points, driven by strong performances in mining, financials, and consumer stocks, while Wall Street experienced mixed results amid a continued sell-off of AI stocks.
Australian Sharemarket Hits Record High Amidst Global Uncertainty
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 index hit a record high today, rising 0.7 percent to 8983.90 points, driven by strong performances in mining, financials, and consumer stocks, while Wall Street experienced mixed results amid a continued sell-off of AI stocks.
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32% Bias Score


Fed Faces Housing vs. AI Dilemma Amid Inflation Concerns
The Federal Reserve faces a policy dilemma: high interest rates are depressing the U.S. housing market (homebuilder sentiment at a 2.5-year low), while simultaneously fueling an AI infrastructure boom; easing rates risks higher inflation, while maintaining them risks a deeper housing slump.
Fed Faces Housing vs. AI Dilemma Amid Inflation Concerns
The Federal Reserve faces a policy dilemma: high interest rates are depressing the U.S. housing market (homebuilder sentiment at a 2.5-year low), while simultaneously fueling an AI infrastructure boom; easing rates risks higher inflation, while maintaining them risks a deeper housing slump.
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52% Bias Score


Air Canada Strike Ends, But Industry Competition Remains a Concern
Air Canada reached a tentative agreement with its 10,000 striking flight attendants, ending a strike that began August 16; the airline expects operations to fully resume within 10 days, but passenger disruptions could last longer, and the lack of competition in the Canadian airline industry is under...
Air Canada Strike Ends, But Industry Competition Remains a Concern
Air Canada reached a tentative agreement with its 10,000 striking flight attendants, ending a strike that began August 16; the airline expects operations to fully resume within 10 days, but passenger disruptions could last longer, and the lack of competition in the Canadian airline industry is under...
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48% Bias Score


UK Borrowing Costs Spike to Multi-Month Highs Amidst Economic Uncertainty
UK government borrowing costs spiked yesterday, reaching 4.76 percent for 10-year bonds and nearing 5.62 percent for 30-year bonds, the highest since late May and close to April's peak, driven by market bets against further interest rate cuts by the Bank of England, worsening the UK's financial outl...
UK Borrowing Costs Spike to Multi-Month Highs Amidst Economic Uncertainty
UK government borrowing costs spiked yesterday, reaching 4.76 percent for 10-year bonds and nearing 5.62 percent for 30-year bonds, the highest since late May and close to April's peak, driven by market bets against further interest rate cuts by the Bank of England, worsening the UK's financial outl...
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52% Bias Score


Home Depot to Raise Prices Due to Tariffs, Economic Uncertainty
Home Depot announced modest price increases on some imported goods due to higher tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, impacting its net income despite a 5% sales increase; economic uncertainty and high interest rates are delaying large home renovation projects.
Home Depot to Raise Prices Due to Tariffs, Economic Uncertainty
Home Depot announced modest price increases on some imported goods due to higher tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, impacting its net income despite a 5% sales increase; economic uncertainty and high interest rates are delaying large home renovation projects.
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36% Bias Score

Málaga Rental Prices Hit Record Highs in 2025
Rental prices in Málaga hit a record high in June 2025, with an 80-square-meter apartment costing over €1300, a 10% year-on-year increase, due to increased tourism, technological growth, and international investment, creating a housing crisis for many families.

Málaga Rental Prices Hit Record Highs in 2025
Rental prices in Málaga hit a record high in June 2025, with an 80-square-meter apartment costing over €1300, a 10% year-on-year increase, due to increased tourism, technological growth, and international investment, creating a housing crisis for many families.
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40% Bias Score

Weak July Jobs Data Fuels Expectations of Fed Rate Cut
Two Federal Reserve members dissented in July, advocating for lower interest rates to counter weakening job growth; subsequent data showed far fewer jobs created than expected, sparking expectations of a rate cut in September and prompting President Trump to fire the head of the Bureau of Labor Stat...

Weak July Jobs Data Fuels Expectations of Fed Rate Cut
Two Federal Reserve members dissented in July, advocating for lower interest rates to counter weakening job growth; subsequent data showed far fewer jobs created than expected, sparking expectations of a rate cut in September and prompting President Trump to fire the head of the Bureau of Labor Stat...
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40% Bias Score

UK Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High Amid Investor Jitters
Investor jitters over the UK Chancellor's financial plans and rising inflation have driven UK borrowing costs to a 27-year high, shrinking the government's financial headroom by £6.5 billion and increasing the likelihood of tax rises.

UK Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High Amid Investor Jitters
Investor jitters over the UK Chancellor's financial plans and rising inflation have driven UK borrowing costs to a 27-year high, shrinking the government's financial headroom by £6.5 billion and increasing the likelihood of tax rises.
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64% Bias Score

Wall Street Holds Steady Ahead of Key Economic Data and Earnings
Wall Street's major indexes closed nearly flat on Monday, August 21, 2023, as investors awaited corporate earnings reports from major retailers and the Jackson Hole economic symposium; the Dow fell 0.08% to 44,911.82, the S&P 500 lost 0.01% to 6,449.15, and the Nasdaq rose 0.03% to 21,629.77.

Wall Street Holds Steady Ahead of Key Economic Data and Earnings
Wall Street's major indexes closed nearly flat on Monday, August 21, 2023, as investors awaited corporate earnings reports from major retailers and the Jackson Hole economic symposium; the Dow fell 0.08% to 44,911.82, the S&P 500 lost 0.01% to 6,449.15, and the Nasdaq rose 0.03% to 21,629.77.
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40% Bias Score

Southern Nevada Food Banks Face Crisis Amid Rising Food Insecurity
Rising food costs and changes to the SNAP program are increasing demand at Southern Nevada food banks, with one in seven residents now food insecure and child hunger rising to 22% in 2025; the Three Square food bank reports facing a crisis due to increased demand and smaller food supplies.

Southern Nevada Food Banks Face Crisis Amid Rising Food Insecurity
Rising food costs and changes to the SNAP program are increasing demand at Southern Nevada food banks, with one in seven residents now food insecure and child hunger rising to 22% in 2025; the Three Square food bank reports facing a crisis due to increased demand and smaller food supplies.
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44% Bias Score

Russia to Increase Salaries for State-Funded Workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025
The Russian government will raise salaries for various state-funded workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025, impacting healthcare, education, and other sectors, aiming to counter inflation and maintain public sector wages; vacation pay calculations will also change, incorporating quarterly and annual bonuses.

Russia to Increase Salaries for State-Funded Workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025
The Russian government will raise salaries for various state-funded workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025, impacting healthcare, education, and other sectors, aiming to counter inflation and maintain public sector wages; vacation pay calculations will also change, incorporating quarterly and annual bonuses.
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40% Bias Score
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