World-famous Portuguese football manager experiences Turkish Airlines' in-flight services and emerges victorious in a challenging chess match, watches live UEFA Champions League matches.
British bank Barclays is facing fire from climate activists and pro-Palestinian demonstrators at its annual general meeting in Glasgow, Scotland.
Since 2021, the company has been battling a series of crises over its DreamStation machines for sleep apnoea, a disorder in which breathing stops and starts during sleep.
Elon Musk engages in talks with China’s trade council, discussing cooperation while Tesla’s Shanghai base adjusts prices amid an EU investigation into EV subsidies.
Ankara aims to create new supply portfolio without being dependent on single supplier, says Turkish energy minister.
The war in Gaza along with conflicts in Ukraine and elsewhere put "a lot of pressure" on the economic "mood", Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed al Jadaan says.
TikTok has gone from a novelty to a necessity for many US small businesses, according to an Oxford Economics study backed by the platform.
UN report warns that a lack of critical minerals like lithium and cobalt could hinder the world's transition to clean energy and limit efforts to combat climate crisis.
Attorneys representing Democratic Republic of Congo allege that Apple has been acquiring minerals illicitly from DRC for its "global supply chain" and its Macs, iPhones, and other products are "tainted by the blood of the Congolese people".
CEO Shou Zi Chew says US law to ban TikTok is "ironic", adding the freedom of expression on TikTok "reflects the same American values that make US a beacon of freedom."
Beijing warns that the European Union is causing "damage" to its image in response to the bloc launching an investigation into Chinese public procurement of medical devices.
As India votes in the parliamentary elections, concerns remain over the country’s prospect to create a broad manufacturing base that can absorb millions of jobless workers.
As the global climate crisis worsens, governments and employers face challenges in safeguarding employees, prompting calls for fresh regulations and guidance.
The IMF revises its 2024 growth forecast for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to 2.7 percent from 3.4 percent in its October regional outlook.
Asian markets respond to reported Israeli attack on Iran with shares tumbling and safe-haven assets surging.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, without specifying how much the nation is trying to secure, tells TRT World if the loan is approved, Islamabad would revisit its NFC award that allocates revenues between the federation and the provinces.
US President Biden calls for a hike in steel tariffs on China, accusing it of cheating as he courted blue-collar voters on an election campaign trip to the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
US strength is pushing world output through headwinds from lingering high inflation, weak demand in China and Europe, and spillovers from two regional wars.
Steel plant bosses and workers in countries like Chile and Brazil press governments for higher import tariffs.
Total debt amounted to 62.1 percent of the gross domestic product in 2023, up from 60.5 percent in 2022 due to the spike in war spending.
Former financial advisor to the Israeli chief of staff says one ‘Arrow’ missile used to intercept an Iranian ballistic missile costs $3.5 million, while one ‘Magic Wand’ missile costs $1 million.
Anticipating increased demand during the hot summer months, the government has issued orders to ensure sufficient power generation.
The Chinese minister described the EU commission's attitude as "perplexing", particularly on sectors like electric cars, solar panels or wind turbines.
Geopolitical dynamics have made Japan, which dominated the hardware sector until the 1980s, a more attractive partner for Western tech giants than China.
European shares pared losses to trade flat after the European Central Bank (ECB) signalled it may cut borrowing costs in the months to come, but kept interest rates unchanged.
The country's share in global goods exports hit 1.08 percent last year, while its share in services exports rose to 1.3 percent, the Turkish Trade Ministry announces.
China calls the move 'protectionist' as the investigation targets Chinese subsidies for wind turbine companies competing for projects in five EU countries.
The World Trade Organization adjusts its forecast for global trade in 2024, predicting a slower rebound than previously anticipated as inflationary pressures and geopolitical tensions are cited as key factors behind the revision.
The billionaire Tesla chief will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the week of April 22 in New Delhi, and will separately make an announcement about his India plans, two sources say.
The Watches and Wonders salon is trying a new approach: attracting a younger clientele.
The tech firm has racked up nearly five billion euros ($5.43 billion) in debt, of which 3.65 billion euros ($3.97 billion) are in bonds and loans that have to be repaid or refinanced by the end of next year.
Price negotiations between Shell and Saudi Aramco intensify as they compete for Pavilion Energy assets in the lucrative LNG market.
Tesla's long-awaited autonomous vehicle — a fully self-driving car devoid of any manual control — threatens to render conventional vehicles obsolete.
The Ireland Strategic Investment Fund has come under pressure from the main opposition party, Sinn Fein, to divest the assets from Israel.