Ford to lay off 3,000 people globally
Daily NewsFord, one of the major automakers in the US, announced that 3,000 people will be laid off globally, mostly in North America. Ford CEO Jim Farley and Chairman Bill...
Read MoreFord, one of the major automakers in the US, announced that 3,000 people will be laid off globally, mostly in North America. Ford CEO Jim Farley and Chairman Bill...
Read MoreThe Central Bank of Indonesia raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 3.75 percent. Economists had expected the rate to remain unchanged. Indonesia made an u...
Read MoreU.S. natural gas futures have risen above $10 a barrel for the first time since 2008 amid concerns that global stockpiles will not be sufficient to meet winter de...
Read MoreMinister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum said, "Those whose income is below 16 thousand liras in Istanbul and below 14 thousand liras ...
Read MoreJoachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank and a member of the European Central Bank's Executive Board, warned that Germany could face a recession if the...
Read MoreTüpraş has decided to suspend production in the hydrocracker unit for four weeks, and in the coker unit for optimization purposes after the first two weeks of thi...
Read MoreTurkey and Israel are normalizing diplomatic relations. The two countries have decided to mutually appoint ambassadors. Turkey and Israel have decided to normaliz...
Read MorePegasus announced in a statement to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) that an application has been made to the CMB to sell debt instruments worth up to 2.5 bil...
Read MoreMASFED Chairman Aydın Erkoç stated that the regulation that introduces a sales limitation of 6 months and 6 thousand km after the initial registration of new vehi...
Read MoreRetail sales in the US were unchanged in July as the sharp decline in oil prices offset positive results in other categories. According to data from the US Depart...
Read MoreIn China, which is struggling with its worst heat wave in 60 years, some factories have suspended production to save electricity As China struggles with its worst...
Read MoreConcerns about demand are growing among chipmakers. South Korean giants are signaling a scaled-back on investment. North Asia’s high-tech exporters, which are dri...
Read MoreSaudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund has invested more than $7 billion to create new positions in U.S. stocks amid fears of a recession. Saudi Arabia’s sovereign ...
Read MoreThe flow of news that progress has been made in talks between Western countries and Iran to reestablish the nuclear deal has caused oil prices to rise. Attention ...
Read MoreThe regulation, which introduced a 6-month and 6 thousand kilometer requirement for the sale of second-hand vehicles, entered into force after being published in ...
Read MoreBHP Group, one of the world’s largest miners, increased its annual profits by 26 percent thanks to rising coal prices. While the sanctions against Russia followin...
Read MoreThe US Empire State Factory Index in August suffered its second-biggest decline in 21 years as a decline in orders and shipments pointed to a sharp decline in dem...
Read MoreThe negotiations between the US, the European Union and Iran to revive the 2015 nuclear deal have reached an important stage. As of yesterday, Iran submitted its ...
Read MoreThe total wealth of Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal, who has recently invested in Russian energy companies Gazprom, Rosneft and Lukoil, is at $16.9 billion. It w...
Read MoreFollowing the grain corridor agreement signed in Istanbul between Turkey, Russia, Ukraine and the United Nations (UN) on July 22, the first grain-laden ships sett...
Read MorePresident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke at the mass opening ceremony in Çorum. Noting that they have made serious discounts on 40 types of products at the Agricultur...
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