The World Bank announced that it has approved a loan of 600 million euros (650 million dollars) to help Turkish exporters reduce carbon emissions from their production processes.
The bank stated in a statement on Thursday that the Turkish Green Export Project will help provide long-term financing at reasonable rates for exporters to invest in green solutions, including updating machinery and equipment and heating and cooling systems.
In a recent report by property consultancy Knight Frank, the market for ultra-luxury homes in Dubai demonstrated resilience in the first half of the year, with 190 homes...
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) briefly eclipsed the $1 trillion market capitalization milestone on Monday as its American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) surged by up to 4.8% at the...
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Emcure Pharmaceuticals' recent initial public offering (IPO) has garnered significant attention, with the company raising $234 million. The IPO, backed by Bain Capital, was heavily oversubscribed, receiving bids...
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Taiwan's central bank announced on Sunday that it has no specific timetable for the launch of a digital currency, highlighting the extensive and intricate nature of the process....
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Indonesia's government is taking decisive steps to address both economic and industrial challenges as it prepares for the fiscal year 2025. Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan announced a comprehensive...
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