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Coop Cyberattack Causes Food Shortages on Scottish Island
A cyberattack on the Co-op supermarket has caused significant food shortages on the Scottish island of Islay, where the Co-op is often the only large grocery store, impacting residents and businesses; the company plans to increase deliveries to remote stores.
Coop Cyberattack Causes Food Shortages on Scottish Island
A cyberattack on the Co-op supermarket has caused significant food shortages on the Scottish island of Islay, where the Co-op is often the only large grocery store, impacting residents and businesses; the company plans to increase deliveries to remote stores.
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40% Bias Score
Shenzhen Bolsters E-Commerce Amidst US Tariffs
Shenzhen, a major Chinese e-commerce hub, is countering US tariffs by supporting its businesses with new logistics, financial, and customs measures, resulting in increased package processing (over 2 million daily in Q1 2025) and resilience as shown by Sailvan Times' strong Q1 2025 revenue growth (36...
Shenzhen Bolsters E-Commerce Amidst US Tariffs
Shenzhen, a major Chinese e-commerce hub, is countering US tariffs by supporting its businesses with new logistics, financial, and customs measures, resulting in increased package processing (over 2 million daily in Q1 2025) and resilience as shown by Sailvan Times' strong Q1 2025 revenue growth (36...
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40% Bias Score
Tesla Leverages China's Manufacturing Prowess Amidst European Sales Decline
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory sources over 95% of its Model 3 and Model Y parts locally, boosting its March sales in China by 18.8% year-on-year to 74,127 units (7.5% market share), countering recent European sales drops.
Tesla Leverages China's Manufacturing Prowess Amidst European Sales Decline
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory sources over 95% of its Model 3 and Model Y parts locally, boosting its March sales in China by 18.8% year-on-year to 74,127 units (7.5% market share), countering recent European sales drops.
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48% Bias Score
Ebusco avoids bankruptcy after last-minute investment
Dutch bus manufacturer Ebusco narrowly avoided bankruptcy after receiving a last-minute "5 million euro" payment from a Taiwanese investor, resolving immediate financial issues but leaving its long-term viability uncertain due to past production delays and penalties.
Ebusco avoids bankruptcy after last-minute investment
Dutch bus manufacturer Ebusco narrowly avoided bankruptcy after receiving a last-minute "5 million euro" payment from a Taiwanese investor, resolving immediate financial issues but leaving its long-term viability uncertain due to past production delays and penalties.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Power Outage Costs Food Distributors €53 Million, Underscoring Need for Contingency Plans
A power outage in Spain on Monday caused an estimated €53 million in losses for the food distribution sector, primarily due to spoiled perishable goods, highlighting the need for government-backed contingency plans to ensure operational viability during crises.
Spanish Power Outage Costs Food Distributors €53 Million, Underscoring Need for Contingency Plans
A power outage in Spain on Monday caused an estimated €53 million in losses for the food distribution sector, primarily due to spoiled perishable goods, highlighting the need for government-backed contingency plans to ensure operational viability during crises.
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24% Bias Score
Retail Hiring Shifts Amidst 2025 Tariff Reintroduction
Facing tighter margins and the reintroduction of tariffs in 2025, retailers are slowing corporate hiring while increasing demand for logistics and supply chain leaders, prioritizing mission-critical roles, and leveraging AI and automation to maintain efficiency.
Retail Hiring Shifts Amidst 2025 Tariff Reintroduction
Facing tighter margins and the reintroduction of tariffs in 2025, retailers are slowing corporate hiring while increasing demand for logistics and supply chain leaders, prioritizing mission-critical roles, and leveraging AI and automation to maintain efficiency.
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44% Bias Score
Zara at 50: Fast Fashion's Response to Ultra-Cheap Rivals
Zara, owned by Inditex, celebrates its 50th anniversary, highlighting its fast fashion model, which involves local production and distribution, enabling rapid response to trends, while facing new competition from ultra-cheap online retailers like Shein and Temu.
Zara at 50: Fast Fashion's Response to Ultra-Cheap Rivals
Zara, owned by Inditex, celebrates its 50th anniversary, highlighting its fast fashion model, which involves local production and distribution, enabling rapid response to trends, while facing new competition from ultra-cheap online retailers like Shein and Temu.
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44% Bias Score
US Auto Parts Maker Invests $500 Million in Vietnam Amidst Tariff Uncertainty
Amidst US tariff concerns, TrakMotive, a US auto parts company, commits to a $500 million investment in Vietnam, highlighting a shift in global supply chains and Vietnam's attractiveness despite economic uncertainties.
US Auto Parts Maker Invests $500 Million in Vietnam Amidst Tariff Uncertainty
Amidst US tariff concerns, TrakMotive, a US auto parts company, commits to a $500 million investment in Vietnam, highlighting a shift in global supply chains and Vietnam's attractiveness despite economic uncertainties.
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40% Bias Score
Apple Faces Tariff Headwinds, but Strategic Pricing and Services Offer Mitigation
Apple projects $900 million in additional tariff costs for Q3, impacting its hardware sales, yet its strong services division and strategic pricing offer potential mitigation. The company is shifting production from China to India and Vietnam to reduce tariff exposure, though challenges remain.
Apple Faces Tariff Headwinds, but Strategic Pricing and Services Offer Mitigation
Apple projects $900 million in additional tariff costs for Q3, impacting its hardware sales, yet its strong services division and strategic pricing offer potential mitigation. The company is shifting production from China to India and Vietnam to reduce tariff exposure, though challenges remain.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Trade Deal Delays Risk US Recession
President Trump repeatedly promises imminent trade deals to avoid punishing tariffs, yet none have been signed, risking a US recession as the 90-day tariff pause expires July 8th; China trade remains stalled.
Trump's Trade Deal Delays Risk US Recession
President Trump repeatedly promises imminent trade deals to avoid punishing tariffs, yet none have been signed, risking a US recession as the 90-day tariff pause expires July 8th; China trade remains stalled.
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52% Bias Score
M&S Cyberattack Causes Millions in Daily Losses
A cyberattack, possibly by the Scattered Spider group using DragonForce malware, has crippled Marks & Spencer's IT systems, halting online orders, disrupting in-store operations, and causing estimated daily losses of millions of pounds.
M&S Cyberattack Causes Millions in Daily Losses
A cyberattack, possibly by the Scattered Spider group using DragonForce malware, has crippled Marks & Spencer's IT systems, halting online orders, disrupting in-store operations, and causing estimated daily losses of millions of pounds.
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44% Bias Score
Apple Shifts Production to Avoid US Tariffs
Apple plans to source the majority of its US-bound iPhones from India and other products from Vietnam during the second quarter to avoid potential US tariffs on Chinese-made goods, potentially impacting profit margins and consumer prices.
Apple Shifts Production to Avoid US Tariffs
Apple plans to source the majority of its US-bound iPhones from India and other products from Vietnam during the second quarter to avoid potential US tariffs on Chinese-made goods, potentially impacting profit margins and consumer prices.
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32% Bias Score
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