EU nations brace for Trump amid NATO and EU questions
European Union ministers and leaders respond to Donald Trump remarks on NATO Europe and Britain's exit. German Foreign Minister Steinmeier warns that Trump calls NATO obsolete astonishes officials. Chancellor Merkel says Europeans will decide their fate and will work with the U.S. once he takes office.
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Trump pledges universal insurance marker for health care plan
President elect Donald Trump told The Washington Post he would aim for insurance for everybody, promising a simplified cheaper plan compared with the Affordable Care Act. European leaders, including Francois Hollande, urged independence from outside advice amid ongoing trans Atlantic policy debates.
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Inaugural Donor List to Stay Hidden Under Trump
The article notes that Donald Trump plans to keep donor names private despite a 90 day post inauguration disclosure rule followed by Clinton Bush and Obama. It cites major contributors such as Chevron Boeing AT&T JPMorgan Chase UPS Bank of America Deloitte and others with donors from Obama era. It also discusses access concerns and quotes Sunlight Foundation on ongoing secrecy.
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Eight men hold as much wealth as 3.6 billion people says Oxfam
Oxfam's Davos report finds eight super rich individuals, led by Gates and Buffett, own wealth equal to half the world plus 1.1 billion people, urging higher taxes and living wages. It notes Panama Papers impacts, calls for tax fairness, and cites declining trust in government and business ahead of Davos.
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Eight richest men reshaping global wealth and charity pledges
Forbes estimates show eight male tech billionaires control vast wealth, mostly American with one European and one Mexican. The group includes Bill Gates, Amancio Ortega, Warren Buffett, Carlos Slim, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison, and Michael Bloomberg, with varying shares and philanthropic commitments as Davos discussions focus on inequality.
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