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South Koreas unemployment rate was 2.7% in April, in line with expectations of 3% and the previous value of 2.90%.U.S. House Speaker Johnson: Republicans may not reach an agreement on the state and local government tax (SALT) bill until tomorrow.German Geoscience Research Center GFZ: A 6.3-magnitude earthquake occurred on the Greek island of Crete.On May 14, the article stated that recently, some consumers found that after purchasing a monthly pass for shared bicycles, they were still charged for overtime within the specified time, and a single payment was turned into a membership card. This kind of platform inducement phenomenon exists in many shared economy consumption scenarios. Inclusiveness is the starting point of the shared economy. The value of the shared economy lies in allowing more people to enjoy services in a convenient and low-cost way, rather than exploiting user interests through information asymmetry. If the platform wants to achieve sustainable development, it must optimize the membership mechanism, ensure transparent rules, reasonable billing, and freedom to cancel subscriptions, so that consumers can truly feel the benefits. Dont forget the original intention of inclusiveness, so that the shared platform can truly play its social value and achieve a win-win situation with consumers.Iran will hold talks with European parties in Istanbul on Friday, two European diplomatic sources and an Iranian diplomatic source said on Tuesday. Britain, France and Germany initially hesitated about the talks, fearing that such talks could open up a parallel track that would interfere with the negotiations promoted by the Trump administration to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. But European diplomats said they chose to continue the talks because it was in their interest to maintain dialogue with Iran and reaffirm their vision for a new nuclear deal. Iran is also eager to hold the talks in order to keep multiple options open and assess the positions of European powers on the issue of re-imposing UN sanctions on Iran. European powers are not parties to the current Iran-US negotiations, but the three powers have been seeking to coordinate closely with Washington to decide whether and when the "snapback sanctions mechanism" should be used to put pressure on Iran over its nuclear program. According to diplomats and a document seen by Reuters, the three countries may initiate "snapback sanctions" in August if no substantive agreement is reached by then.
