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Motorola's Failed US Smartphone Assembly: Highlighting Systemic Manufacturing Challenges
Motorola's 2013 attempt to assemble its Moto X smartphone in Texas failed in 2014 due to high costs, a shortage of skilled labor, and a fragmented supply chain, highlighting the challenges of US-based smartphone manufacturing compared to the established ecosystems in countries like China.
Motorola's Failed US Smartphone Assembly: Highlighting Systemic Manufacturing Challenges
Motorola's 2013 attempt to assemble its Moto X smartphone in Texas failed in 2014 due to high costs, a shortage of skilled labor, and a fragmented supply chain, highlighting the challenges of US-based smartphone manufacturing compared to the established ecosystems in countries like China.
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48% Bias Score


Andalusian Economy to Lose €509 Million Annually Due to US Tariffs
The 15% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on EU goods will cost the Andalusian economy €509 million annually and 9,282 jobs in 2024, a relatively small impact (0.23% of regional GDP) due to lower US market exposure compared to other EU nations.
Andalusian Economy to Lose €509 Million Annually Due to US Tariffs
The 15% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on EU goods will cost the Andalusian economy €509 million annually and 9,282 jobs in 2024, a relatively small impact (0.23% of regional GDP) due to lower US market exposure compared to other EU nations.
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36% Bias Score


Trump Policies Could Cost US Colleges $7 Billion in International Student Revenue
The Trump administration's policies could cause a 150,000 student decrease in international enrollment this fall, resulting in a $7 billion revenue loss and 60,000 job losses, with California and New York facing the largest financial impacts.
Trump Policies Could Cost US Colleges $7 Billion in International Student Revenue
The Trump administration's policies could cause a 150,000 student decrease in international enrollment this fall, resulting in a $7 billion revenue loss and 60,000 job losses, with California and New York facing the largest financial impacts.
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44% Bias Score


Global Markets Brace for Tariffs and Earnings Reports
The week of August 4th-8th, 2025, will see significant market reactions to new US tariffs on EU and UK goods (15% and 10% respectively), alongside the release of major European and Italian company earnings reports. The Bank of England is scheduled to announce an interest rate cut, and the European C...
Global Markets Brace for Tariffs and Earnings Reports
The week of August 4th-8th, 2025, will see significant market reactions to new US tariffs on EU and UK goods (15% and 10% respectively), alongside the release of major European and Italian company earnings reports. The Bank of England is scheduled to announce an interest rate cut, and the European C...
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20% Bias Score


Trump Fires Labor Statistics Head Amidst Job Growth Revision Controversy
US President Donald Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Erika McEntarfer, following unexpectedly weak job growth figures (revised down by 258,000 in May and June) which he attributed to manipulation, despite criticism and the assertion by a former head of the agency that such man...
Trump Fires Labor Statistics Head Amidst Job Growth Revision Controversy
US President Donald Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Erika McEntarfer, following unexpectedly weak job growth figures (revised down by 258,000 in May and June) which he attributed to manipulation, despite criticism and the assertion by a former head of the agency that such man...
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40% Bias Score


Trump's Tariffs: 18.3% Tax Hike Looms, Impacting U.S. Households
President Trump's new tariffs, delayed until August 7th, will raise the average tax on imported goods to 18.3%, impacting U.S. consumers with an estimated $2400 annual household loss, while various sectors adjust and legal challenges continue.
Trump's Tariffs: 18.3% Tax Hike Looms, Impacting U.S. Households
President Trump's new tariffs, delayed until August 7th, will raise the average tax on imported goods to 18.3%, impacting U.S. consumers with an estimated $2400 annual household loss, while various sectors adjust and legal challenges continue.
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40% Bias Score

Boeing Faces Second Strike in Less Than a Year
On Monday, 3,200 Boeing hourly machinists in St. Louis, Missouri, and surrounding areas, represented by the IAM, went on strike after rejecting a contract with a 40% raise over four years due to scheduling concerns, impacting production of military aircraft and adding to the company's financial stra...

Boeing Faces Second Strike in Less Than a Year
On Monday, 3,200 Boeing hourly machinists in St. Louis, Missouri, and surrounding areas, represented by the IAM, went on strike after rejecting a contract with a 40% raise over four years due to scheduling concerns, impacting production of military aircraft and adding to the company's financial stra...
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36% Bias Score

US Economy Slows Sharply, Job Growth Weakens
The US economy slowed significantly in the first half of 2024, with weak July job growth (73,000) and downward revisions to previous months raising concerns about a potential recession, despite the Fed maintaining interest rates and a low unemployment rate (4.2%).

US Economy Slows Sharply, Job Growth Weakens
The US economy slowed significantly in the first half of 2024, with weak July job growth (73,000) and downward revisions to previous months raising concerns about a potential recession, despite the Fed maintaining interest rates and a low unemployment rate (4.2%).
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52% Bias Score

Trump's Tariffs Spark Partisan Debate Over Economic Impact
President Trump's recent tariff increases on Canadian imports (to 35 percent) and modified reciprocal rates for countries with U.S. trade deficits, alongside existing tariffs on various countries, have sparked a partisan debate over their economic impact, with Democrats warning of rising prices and ...

Trump's Tariffs Spark Partisan Debate Over Economic Impact
President Trump's recent tariff increases on Canadian imports (to 35 percent) and modified reciprocal rates for countries with U.S. trade deficits, alongside existing tariffs on various countries, have sparked a partisan debate over their economic impact, with Democrats warning of rising prices and ...
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48% Bias Score

Trump Fires Labor Statistics Chief Amidst Job Growth Revision Controversy
President Trump fired Bureau of Labor Statistics chief Erika McEntarfer after a significant downward revision of job growth numbers (258,000 jobs) in May and June, sparking criticism and claims of political interference; former Trump appointee William Beach called the firing baseless, citing the dat...

Trump Fires Labor Statistics Chief Amidst Job Growth Revision Controversy
President Trump fired Bureau of Labor Statistics chief Erika McEntarfer after a significant downward revision of job growth numbers (258,000 jobs) in May and June, sparking criticism and claims of political interference; former Trump appointee William Beach called the firing baseless, citing the dat...
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60% Bias Score

Trump's Expanded Tariffs Hit Asian Economies, Raising Costs for US Tech
President Trump's new tariffs target Asian economies, raising costs for US tech companies like Apple and Nvidia by billions, disrupting supply chains and possibly increasing consumer prices, impacting global manufacturing and trade.

Trump's Expanded Tariffs Hit Asian Economies, Raising Costs for US Tech
President Trump's new tariffs target Asian economies, raising costs for US tech companies like Apple and Nvidia by billions, disrupting supply chains and possibly increasing consumer prices, impacting global manufacturing and trade.
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40% Bias Score

Weak July Jobs Report Fuels Rate Cut Hopes Amid Trump's Attacks on Fed
The US added only 73,000 jobs in July, far fewer than anticipated, causing downward revisions to previous months and market drops following President Trump's tariff increases and criticism of the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell.

Weak July Jobs Report Fuels Rate Cut Hopes Amid Trump's Attacks on Fed
The US added only 73,000 jobs in July, far fewer than anticipated, causing downward revisions to previous months and market drops following President Trump's tariff increases and criticism of the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell.
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64% Bias Score
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