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US Job Growth Remains Strong Despite October Dip
November's jobs report shows 227,000 jobs created, following a slight dip in October that was later revised upward, adding over 100,000 jobs to the total; President Biden's administration created 17 million jobs in four years, a record second only to Bill Clinton's 23 million over eight years; Presi...
US Job Growth Remains Strong Despite October Dip
November's jobs report shows 227,000 jobs created, following a slight dip in October that was later revised upward, adding over 100,000 jobs to the total; President Biden's administration created 17 million jobs in four years, a record second only to Bill Clinton's 23 million over eight years; Presi...
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52% Bias Score
Stellantis Cuts 97 Jobs Amidst Italian Plant Restructuring
Stellantis terminated its contract with logistics firm Trasnova, causing 97 job losses in Italy; the company cites cost-cutting amid industry-wide challenges from European regulations, Chinese competition, and declining demand, while discussions are ongoing with the Italian government and unions to ...
Stellantis Cuts 97 Jobs Amidst Italian Plant Restructuring
Stellantis terminated its contract with logistics firm Trasnova, causing 97 job losses in Italy; the company cites cost-cutting amid industry-wide challenges from European regulations, Chinese competition, and declining demand, while discussions are ongoing with the Italian government and unions to ...
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44% Bias Score
Railway Worker Dies After Assault at Ilford Station
A 61-year-old railway worker, Jorge Ortega, died after a serious assault at Ilford station in east London on Wednesday night; Ayodele Jamgbadi was arrested and charged with Section 18 GBH, affray, and possession of a prohibited offensive weapon.
Railway Worker Dies After Assault at Ilford Station
A 61-year-old railway worker, Jorge Ortega, died after a serious assault at Ilford station in east London on Wednesday night; Ayodele Jamgbadi was arrested and charged with Section 18 GBH, affray, and possession of a prohibited offensive weapon.
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4% Bias Score
U.S. Job Growth Rebounds in November
U.S. November hiring is projected to rebound to approximately 208,000 jobs, a stark contrast to October's record low of 12,000 jobs, primarily due to the end of hurricanes and strikes; the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 4.1%.
U.S. Job Growth Rebounds in November
U.S. November hiring is projected to rebound to approximately 208,000 jobs, a stark contrast to October's record low of 12,000 jobs, primarily due to the end of hurricanes and strikes; the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 4.1%.
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32% Bias Score
US Adds 227,000 Jobs in November, Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.2%
The US added 227,000 jobs in November, increasing the unemployment rate to 4.2%, following October's weak 12,000 job growth due to hurricanes and a Boeing strike; the November report precedes President-elect Trump's inauguration and raises concerns about his potential policy impacts.
US Adds 227,000 Jobs in November, Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.2%
The US added 227,000 jobs in November, increasing the unemployment rate to 4.2%, following October's weak 12,000 job growth due to hurricanes and a Boeing strike; the November report precedes President-elect Trump's inauguration and raises concerns about his potential policy impacts.
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52% Bias Score
November Jobs Report Beats Expectations, Boosting Market Sentiment
The November jobs report showed 227,000 new jobs added, exceeding expectations and including upward revisions for prior months; strong earnings reports from DocuSign, Lululemon, and Ulta Beauty drove premarket gains; upcoming inflation data and Fed meetings will shape market focus.
November Jobs Report Beats Expectations, Boosting Market Sentiment
The November jobs report showed 227,000 new jobs added, exceeding expectations and including upward revisions for prior months; strong earnings reports from DocuSign, Lululemon, and Ulta Beauty drove premarket gains; upcoming inflation data and Fed meetings will shape market focus.
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40% Bias Score
"Chronic Ambulance Staff Shortages in Northern Ireland: A Systemic Problem"
"From January to August 2024, Northern Ireland's Ambulance Service (NIAS) faced chronic weekend staff shortages, never achieving full Saturday night rosters; on three occasions, only 36 of the required 52 crews were available, impacting response times and highlighting wider health service issues."
"Chronic Ambulance Staff Shortages in Northern Ireland: A Systemic Problem"
"From January to August 2024, Northern Ireland's Ambulance Service (NIAS) faced chronic weekend staff shortages, never achieving full Saturday night rosters; on three occasions, only 36 of the required 52 crews were available, impacting response times and highlighting wider health service issues."
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40% Bias Score
Decathlon Employees Protest €1 Billion Shareholder Payout Amidst Low Wages
Dozens of Decathlon employees protested in France on December 7th, 2024, against a €1 billion shareholder payout while facing low wages and job cuts, highlighting corporate profit disparities and employee compensation.
Decathlon Employees Protest €1 Billion Shareholder Payout Amidst Low Wages
Dozens of Decathlon employees protested in France on December 7th, 2024, against a €1 billion shareholder payout while facing low wages and job cuts, highlighting corporate profit disparities and employee compensation.
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48% Bias Score
November Jobs Report to Shape Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Decision
The November jobs report, expected to show a 214,000 increase in nonfarm payrolls, is crucial for the Federal Reserve's December policy meeting; October's unusually low 12,000 gain was heavily impacted by Hurricane Milton and the Boeing strike.
November Jobs Report to Shape Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Decision
The November jobs report, expected to show a 214,000 increase in nonfarm payrolls, is crucial for the Federal Reserve's December policy meeting; October's unusually low 12,000 gain was heavily impacted by Hurricane Milton and the Boeing strike.
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40% Bias Score
US Hiring Rebounds in November After October Slump
US hiring rebounded in November with an estimated 208,000 jobs added, reversing October's decline caused by hurricanes and strikes; unemployment remained at 4.1%.
US Hiring Rebounds in November After October Slump
US hiring rebounded in November with an estimated 208,000 jobs added, reversing October's decline caused by hurricanes and strikes; unemployment remained at 4.1%.
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36% Bias Score
Turkey's High NEET Rate: 4.7 Million Young People Out of Education and Employment
In Turkey, 4.7 million young people aged 15–29 are neither in education nor employment (NEET), a rate of 25.8% compared to the EU average of 11.2%; this is attributed to fluctuating education policies and economic factors, resulting in a brain drain as many young people aspire to live abroad.
Turkey's High NEET Rate: 4.7 Million Young People Out of Education and Employment
In Turkey, 4.7 million young people aged 15–29 are neither in education nor employment (NEET), a rate of 25.8% compared to the EU average of 11.2%; this is attributed to fluctuating education policies and economic factors, resulting in a brain drain as many young people aspire to live abroad.
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56% Bias Score
US Stocks Dip After Record Highs; Jobs Report, Boeing, and Crypto "Czar" in Focus
US stocks retreated Thursday from record highs, with the Dow falling 248.33 points. The November jobs report is anticipated to show a 214,000 job increase, and Boeing's plea deal was rejected; President-elect Trump named David Sacks as AI and crypto "czar".
US Stocks Dip After Record Highs; Jobs Report, Boeing, and Crypto "Czar" in Focus
US stocks retreated Thursday from record highs, with the Dow falling 248.33 points. The November jobs report is anticipated to show a 214,000 job increase, and Boeing's plea deal was rejected; President-elect Trump named David Sacks as AI and crypto "czar".
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8% Bias Score
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