ISTANBUL : Boeing’s recent “final offer” for its striking workers, which includes a 30% salary increase over four years, has been met with disapproval from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM). The union, which has been on strike since Sept. 13, expressed its frustration on the X
ISTANBUL : More airlines have suspended their flights to the Israeli capital. Azerbaijan’s flag carrier Azal Airlines announced suspending its flights to Tel Aviv “due to recent events and security issues in Israel.” Additional information regarding the resumption of flights between the capital Baku and Israel will be announced depending
NEW YORK : Trkiye’s Investment Office attended the UN General Assembly this week to connect with investors and showcase sustainable investment opportunities in the country, following a promotional campaign in Times Square. Ahmet Burak Daglioglu, president of Trkiye’s Investment Office, expressed the aim to attract more investments from the US,
ISTANBUL: Eurozone business activity saw a renewed decline in September, data provider S and P Global said on Monday. The fall in output was the first in the last seven months and came amid a sustained reduction in new orders, it noted. New business fell at the sharpest pace since
ISTANBUL: Global markets began the new week on a positive trend, as inflationary pressures appear to be waning, although concerns about a potential recession continue to cloud economic outlooks worldwide. Analysts predict that the US Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 75 basis points before the year’s end. However,
LONDON: Trkiye could see a new rating upgrade in November with its improving net foreign currency reserves and quickly narrowing current account deficit. Since the shift Trkiye has gone in its macroeconomy policies over the year, the country saw the largest international credit rating agencies’ upgrade decisions. Fitch Ratings upgraded
