Anna's Daybreak News

Good morning news aficionados! Get ready to journey through a whirlwind of breaking stories, explosive exposés, and the juiciest headlines that'll keep you glued to the screen 📰🌟

• A 12.5% decline in China's total output over three years could reduce US growth by 0.2%.


• Economists like Paul Krugman have raised the possibility of a global spillover from a Chinese financial crisis.


• China's recent struggles could have severe implications for global markets.


• Americans should take heed of the risks of a China slowdown, as no amount of economic resilience can prevent all financial shocks.
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• Invites sent by the Indian President addressed him as the "President of Bharat" for a G20 dinner have stirred speculation that the government may be about to change the country's name.


• In English, the South Asian giant is called India, while in Hindi it is referred to as Bharat, Bharata or Hindustan.


• Changing India's name to only Bharat would require an amendment to the constitution, a two-thirds majority in both houses of parliament, and support from the ruling BJP and its ideological parent the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.


• The incident has prompted unconfirmed reports that a name change could be discussed in a five-day special session of parliament later this month. But no confirmation has been given as yet.


• To the untrained eye it may seem that India is trying to attempt the proverbial "New Phone, Who This?" strategy, but that's far from true.
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• Market demand for insurance has grown as a result of rising inflation, recession worries, climate threats and geopolitical tensions.


• Insurance growth has outpaced GDP growth by threefold.


• Lloyd’s of London CEO John Neal is confident that the surge in demand for insurance will help the British economy stay afloat.


• There is not party lika an insurance party when the world is reeling in fears of all types.
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• Google's new political content policy will require verified election advertisers to include disclosures in clear locations on images and videos.


• Audio content and AI generated content that are "inconsequential to the claims made in the ad" such as color corrections and image resizing, are exempt.


• Videos uploaded to YouTube, even if uploaded by political campaigns, are also exempt if they aren't paid advertising.


• Google is leveraging both human and tech tools to enforce the disclosures and plans to refine the guidelines as artificial intelligence becomes more commonplace.


• But who is keeping an eye on those keeping an eye on this?
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Anna Eisenberg ❤️