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U.S. Q2 GDP Growth Revised Upward to 2.4%, Exceeding Expectations
Revised data from the Commerce Department shows the U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 2.4% in the second quarter of 2024, exceeding initial estimates and surprising economists, driven by increased consumer spending; concurrently, jobless claims fell to 218,000.
U.S. Q2 GDP Growth Revised Upward to 2.4%, Exceeding Expectations
Revised data from the Commerce Department shows the U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 2.4% in the second quarter of 2024, exceeding initial estimates and surprising economists, driven by increased consumer spending; concurrently, jobless claims fell to 218,000.
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32% Bias Score
Franchise Ownership: A Path to Wealth Creation, But Not for Everyone
Greg Mohr, a WSJ bestselling author and CEO of Franchise Maven, discusses the key characteristics of successful franchisees, highlighting the importance of aligning one's mindset with the franchise model.
Franchise Ownership: A Path to Wealth Creation, But Not for Everyone
Greg Mohr, a WSJ bestselling author and CEO of Franchise Maven, discusses the key characteristics of successful franchisees, highlighting the importance of aligning one's mindset with the franchise model.
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32% Bias Score
Bayern's Working Hours Increase Despite Reduced Average Annual Hours
In 2024, Bavaria saw a 0.4% increase in total working hours to 10.5 billion, contrasting with a nationwide decrease; however, the average Bavarian worker's annual hours dropped to 1329, down 1 hour from the previous year, due to a rise in part-time employment.
Bayern's Working Hours Increase Despite Reduced Average Annual Hours
In 2024, Bavaria saw a 0.4% increase in total working hours to 10.5 billion, contrasting with a nationwide decrease; however, the average Bavarian worker's annual hours dropped to 1329, down 1 hour from the previous year, due to a rise in part-time employment.
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32% Bias Score
French Unions Reject Government Proposals, Announce New Strike
Following insufficient talks at Matignon, French unions rejected the government's proposals and announced a new strike for October 2nd, citing a lack of concrete commitments on budgetary austerity and pension reforms.
French Unions Reject Government Proposals, Announce New Strike
Following insufficient talks at Matignon, French unions rejected the government's proposals and announced a new strike for October 2nd, citing a lack of concrete commitments on budgetary austerity and pension reforms.
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24% Bias Score
French Prime Minister Seeks Social Partner Consensus Amidst Planned October Protests
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met with social partners twice before government formation, seeking input on social security funding, industrial revival, and labor market modernization, while facing planned October protests.
French Prime Minister Seeks Social Partner Consensus Amidst Planned October Protests
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met with social partners twice before government formation, seeking input on social security funding, industrial revival, and labor market modernization, while facing planned October protests.
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12% Bias Score
French Metropolitan Real Estate Market Rebounds
After a post-Covid dip, major French cities like Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Nantes see rising real estate prices, with average apartment prices increasing by 2.8% between July 2024 and July 2025, exceeding the national average.
French Metropolitan Real Estate Market Rebounds
After a post-Covid dip, major French cities like Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Nantes see rising real estate prices, with average apartment prices increasing by 2.8% between July 2024 and July 2025, exceeding the national average.
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16% Bias Score
Bosch Announces 13,000 Job Cuts in Germany
Bosch, a German automotive supplier, announced plans to cut approximately 13,000 jobs in Germany by the end of 2030, primarily within its Mobility division, due to a €2.5 billion annual cost gap resulting from the challenging economic climate in the automotive industry.
Bosch Announces 13,000 Job Cuts in Germany
Bosch, a German automotive supplier, announced plans to cut approximately 13,000 jobs in Germany by the end of 2030, primarily within its Mobility division, due to a €2.5 billion annual cost gap resulting from the challenging economic climate in the automotive industry.
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16% Bias Score
Spanish firefighters win professional recognition in Castilla y León
Following massive wildfires and protests, the regional parliament of Castilla y León unanimously voted to recognize the professional status of regional firefighters by 2026, despite abstentions from the ruling PP and Vox parties.
Spanish firefighters win professional recognition in Castilla y León
Following massive wildfires and protests, the regional parliament of Castilla y León unanimously voted to recognize the professional status of regional firefighters by 2026, despite abstentions from the ruling PP and Vox parties.
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24% Bias Score
Weakening Indonesian Purchasing Power Fuels "Rohana" and "Rojali" Trend
Amidst Indonesia's robust GDP growth, declining sales at physical stores and rising online shopping reflect weakening purchasing power among Indonesians, forcing many to become "Rohana" (window shoppers) and "Rojali" (rare buyers).
Weakening Indonesian Purchasing Power Fuels "Rohana" and "Rojali" Trend
Amidst Indonesia's robust GDP growth, declining sales at physical stores and rising online shopping reflect weakening purchasing power among Indonesians, forcing many to become "Rohana" (window shoppers) and "Rojali" (rare buyers).
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28% Bias Score
Air Canada Lowers Full-Year Guidance After Flight Attendant Strike
Air Canada lowered its 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $2.9-billion to $3.1-billion due to a three-day flight attendant strike in August, resulting in a $375-million impact on operating income.
Air Canada Lowers Full-Year Guidance After Flight Attendant Strike
Air Canada lowered its 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $2.9-billion to $3.1-billion due to a three-day flight attendant strike in August, resulting in a $375-million impact on operating income.
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24% Bias Score
Italian Air Travelers Face Disruptions Due to Strikes
National strikes in Italy on September 26th, involving airport and airline staff, will likely cause flight disruptions, primarily affecting Milan airports, with further strikes planned in October.
Italian Air Travelers Face Disruptions Due to Strikes
National strikes in Italy on September 26th, involving airport and airline staff, will likely cause flight disruptions, primarily affecting Milan airports, with further strikes planned in October.
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24% Bias Score
CGIL Roma e Lazio Hosts Two-Day Labor Rights Festival
On September 25-26, 2025, the CGIL Roma e Lazio union held its third annual membership festival, "Al lavoro. Insieme per i diritti," at Villa Lazzaroni, featuring debates, assemblies, and cultural events focused on labor rights, safety, and social justice.
CGIL Roma e Lazio Hosts Two-Day Labor Rights Festival
On September 25-26, 2025, the CGIL Roma e Lazio union held its third annual membership festival, "Al lavoro. Insieme per i diritti," at Villa Lazzaroni, featuring debates, assemblies, and cultural events focused on labor rights, safety, and social justice.
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28% Bias Score
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