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Lyten Acquires Bankrupt Northvolt for \$5 Billion
American startup Lyten acquired the bankrupt European battery manufacturer Northvolt for an estimated \$5 billion, including Northvolt's main factory in Sweden, R&D center, and a German site, aiming to expand its lithium-sulfur battery production in Europe using locally-sourced materials.
Lyten Acquires Bankrupt Northvolt for \$5 Billion
American startup Lyten acquired the bankrupt European battery manufacturer Northvolt for an estimated \$5 billion, including Northvolt's main factory in Sweden, R&D center, and a German site, aiming to expand its lithium-sulfur battery production in Europe using locally-sourced materials.
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44% Bias Score


China's Economic Strength: Foreign Investment and US-China Trade Cooperation
Despite global investment decline, 75,000 foreign companies operated in China during 1H2025; US and China agreed to extend tariff pause; China's economic reforms and opening attract foreign investment, boosting global growth and supply chain stability.
China's Economic Strength: Foreign Investment and US-China Trade Cooperation
Despite global investment decline, 75,000 foreign companies operated in China during 1H2025; US and China agreed to extend tariff pause; China's economic reforms and opening attract foreign investment, boosting global growth and supply chain stability.
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56% Bias Score


Phoenix Boom Highlights Climate Migration's Economic Impact
Phoenix's population surged by nearly 85,000 in 2024 despite severe drought and heat, illustrating the economic implications of climate migration; a World Bank study projects 216 million people internally displaced by 2050, potentially causing $24 trillion in supply chain disruptions.
Phoenix Boom Highlights Climate Migration's Economic Impact
Phoenix's population surged by nearly 85,000 in 2024 despite severe drought and heat, illustrating the economic implications of climate migration; a World Bank study projects 216 million people internally displaced by 2050, potentially causing $24 trillion in supply chain disruptions.
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48% Bias Score


EU-China Trade at a Turning Point After Tense Summit
EU-China trade relations hit a turning point after a tense summit in Beijing, marked by disagreements on trade and security issues, a shortened visit, and a €305.8 billion trade deficit for the EU in 2023, despite a joint statement on climate and initial steps toward de-escalation.
EU-China Trade at a Turning Point After Tense Summit
EU-China trade relations hit a turning point after a tense summit in Beijing, marked by disagreements on trade and security issues, a shortened visit, and a €305.8 billion trade deficit for the EU in 2023, despite a joint statement on climate and initial steps toward de-escalation.
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40% Bias Score


China's Clean Energy Boom: \$1.9 Trillion Sector Drives Global Transition
China's clean energy sector boomed in 2024, contributing over 10% to its GDP and generating \$1.9 trillion in output; the country exported \$177 billion in clean energy technologies and invested \$60 billion in overseas factories, significantly impacting global energy transitions, particularly in em...
China's Clean Energy Boom: \$1.9 Trillion Sector Drives Global Transition
China's clean energy sector boomed in 2024, contributing over 10% to its GDP and generating \$1.9 trillion in output; the country exported \$177 billion in clean energy technologies and invested \$60 billion in overseas factories, significantly impacting global energy transitions, particularly in em...
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44% Bias Score


EU, China Reach Preliminary Deal to Ease Rare Earth Export Restrictions
The EU and China announced a preliminary agreement on Thursday to ease China's restrictions on rare earth exports, which had caused major disruptions to European industries, following export controls that began in April and affected seven rare earths crucial for various sectors. The agreement includ...
EU, China Reach Preliminary Deal to Ease Rare Earth Export Restrictions
The EU and China announced a preliminary agreement on Thursday to ease China's restrictions on rare earth exports, which had caused major disruptions to European industries, following export controls that began in April and affected seven rare earths crucial for various sectors. The agreement includ...
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EU-China Trade Partnership Faces Strain Amidst "De-risking" and Geopolitical Shifts
China and the EU's 50-year economic partnership, marked by trade expansion from \$2.4 billion in 1975 to \$785.8 billion in 2024, is now challenged by the EU's "de-risking" strategy, reflecting growing US alignment and internal divisions within the EU, prompting China to adjust its approach by engag...

EU-China Trade Partnership Faces Strain Amidst "De-risking" and Geopolitical Shifts
China and the EU's 50-year economic partnership, marked by trade expansion from \$2.4 billion in 1975 to \$785.8 billion in 2024, is now challenged by the EU's "de-risking" strategy, reflecting growing US alignment and internal divisions within the EU, prompting China to adjust its approach by engag...
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Automakers Absorb Billions in Tariffs, Delaying Price Hikes
Facing billions of dollars in tariffs on imported goods, major automakers like GM, Stellantis, and Volkswagen are absorbing the costs rather than raising prices, though this strategy is expected to change with the 2026 model year.

Automakers Absorb Billions in Tariffs, Delaying Price Hikes
Facing billions of dollars in tariffs on imported goods, major automakers like GM, Stellantis, and Volkswagen are absorbing the costs rather than raising prices, though this strategy is expected to change with the 2026 model year.
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36% Bias Score

China-Europe Railway Express: A Stabilizing Force in Eurasian Trade
The China-Europe Railway Express, launched in 2011 and integrated into the Belt and Road Initiative, serves as a crucial Eurasian trade route, significantly improving transcontinental transportation, regional economies, and geopolitical stability, especially during the Red Sea crisis.

China-Europe Railway Express: A Stabilizing Force in Eurasian Trade
The China-Europe Railway Express, launched in 2011 and integrated into the Belt and Road Initiative, serves as a crucial Eurasian trade route, significantly improving transcontinental transportation, regional economies, and geopolitical stability, especially during the Red Sea crisis.
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52% Bias Score

EU Deforestation Law Faces Potential Postponement Amid Industry Pressure
Facing pressure from industry and some member states seeking simplification, the EU's Deforestation Regulation, set for December 2025 implementation, may face further delays, despite concerns from civil society that this would weaken its impact.

EU Deforestation Law Faces Potential Postponement Amid Industry Pressure
Facing pressure from industry and some member states seeking simplification, the EU's Deforestation Regulation, set for December 2025 implementation, may face further delays, despite concerns from civil society that this would weaken its impact.
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44% Bias Score

China's Clean Energy Boom: Domestic Success Fuels Global Transition
In 2024, China's clean energy sector contributed over 10 percent to its GDP, generating $1.9 trillion in economic output and exporting $177 billion worth of clean energy technologies globally, primarily to the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, and Europe, significantly impacting the global energy tra...

China's Clean Energy Boom: Domestic Success Fuels Global Transition
In 2024, China's clean energy sector contributed over 10 percent to its GDP, generating $1.9 trillion in economic output and exporting $177 billion worth of clean energy technologies globally, primarily to the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, and Europe, significantly impacting the global energy tra...
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48% Bias Score

US Tariffs Push Global Trade Away from the US
The US's potential 30 percent tariffs on EU imports, starting August 1st, will likely redirect global trade towards non-US markets, impacting various sectors and violating existing trade agreements, according to trade experts.

US Tariffs Push Global Trade Away from the US
The US's potential 30 percent tariffs on EU imports, starting August 1st, will likely redirect global trade towards non-US markets, impacting various sectors and violating existing trade agreements, according to trade experts.
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40% Bias Score
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