CATL to Launch 1,000 Battery Replacement Centers in China

Toyota's global auto production fell for the tenth consecutive month in November, despite an increase in sales driven by demand in the U.S. and China.

Starbucks workers' strike expands to over 300 stores in the US, involving 5,000 employees protesting wage and employment issues.

Bitcoin experienced a remarkable price increase of 129% in 2024, reaching $98,000 per unit, driven by regulatory approvals, institutional investments, and significant political support.

Experts warn that President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs could lead to significant changes in international trade, potentially isolating the U.S. economically and sparking new trade wars.

Russian gas exports to Europe are expected to rise by 20% in 2024, despite the looming expiration of a crucial gas transit agreement with Ukraine, which could disrupt supplies and lead to an energy crisis in Europe.

Apple has requested to participate in Google's antitrust trial, citing the need to defend its revenue-sharing agreements with Google, which are crucial for its income from search services.

The IMF has agreed to disburse $1.2 billion to Egypt as part of an $8 billion loan, contingent on ongoing economic reforms and approval from the Fund's Executive Board.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced a 30% increase in the minimum wage to $630 in 2025, impacting 9 million workers and raising concerns about inflation.

In 2024, the global economy saw stable GDP growth, significant public debt increases, and notable shifts in economic power, particularly with Russia's rise and the expansion of BRICS.

Turkey is emerging as a key player in the reconstruction of Syria's economy following the fall of the Assad regime, leveraging historical ties and expertise in vital sectors.