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'I don't blame the outsourcing itself, but if they run this system with taxpayers' money, they should've operated it better': Shinzo Abe's government stirs controversy with huge a COVID-19 aid contract for a company co-founded by ad giant Dentsu https://reut.rs/2DbMLtu

Off a narrow corridor above a store selling Persian rugs in central Tokyo, a small office houses a private operation which won a tender in April to distribute more than $20 billion in government aid to businesses hit by the new coronavirus.
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Japan stirs controversy with huge COVID aid contract for ad giant Dentsu
Off a narrow corridor above a store selling Persian rugs in central Tokyo, a small office houses a private operation which won a tender in April to distribute more than $20 billion in government aid to businesses hit by the new coronavirus.
Off a narrow corridor above a store selling Persian rugs in central Tokyo, a small office houses a private operation which won a tender in April to distribute more than $20 billion in government aid to businesses hit by the new coronavirus.

Rite Aid installed facial recognition technology at 200 stores and defended the initiative before telling Reuters last week it would turn the cameras off.. In areas where people of color made up the largest racial or ethnic group, Reuters found stores were more than three times as likely to have such cameras. https://reut.rs/2CURpfz

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