Economy
Bitcoin giant Metaplanet makes a new move in the U.S.: Superplanet is being established.
Japanese Metaplanet, the third‑largest Bitcoin holder among publicly traded companies, is preparing to convert Super League Enterprise, which trades on Nasdaq, into a new Bitcoin treasure platform called Superplanet to expand its Bitcoin holdings in the United States.
THY signals three new routes in the US: These cities are the targets.
Turkish Airlines is considering Philadelphia, Orlando and Minneapolis among new destinations to expand its flight network in the United States.
Neither Dollar nor Euro! The world's top 10 most valuable currencies have been identified.
While the Dollar and Euro lead global trade, the currencies of various countries occupy the top positions in the ranking of highest unit value currencies. Here are the world's top 10 most valuable currencies and their notable features.
ABD’de DOGE’nin faaliyetleri sonlandırıldı: İşe alımlarda patlama yaşandı
ABD’de Donald Trump yönetimi döneminde kamu harcamalarını azaltmak amacıyla kurulan Hükümet Verimliliği Bakanlığı (DOGE), 4 Temmuz itibarıyla faaliyetlerini resmen sona erdirdi.
The U.S. airline giant is cutting 26 routes
Southwest Airlines will remove 26 routes from its schedule starting in July as part of a strategy to reduce operations at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, one of the busiest in the United States. Florida and some destinations along the U.S. East Coast will be most affected by the decision.
New York became the world’s city with the most billionaires
According to the Hurun Global Rich List 2026, New York, with 146 billionaires, became the city with the most billionaires in the world. Istanbul ranked 24th on the list with 31 billionaires.
The cost of the US-Iran conflict to the economy is $3.5 trillion!
Estimates suggest the cost of clashes between the US and Iran to the global economy is between $2.2 and $3.5 trillion. Impacts in energy, trade, and logistics have led to downward revisions of global growth expectations.
The Turkish restaurant is closing
Houston’s Istanbul Grill, which has been operating since 1998, announced it will close in July due to issues with its lease agreement.
U.S. airline giant reversed the disputed seat rule
U.S.-based Southwest Airlines made a change to its policy requiring overweight passengers to purchase extra seats. The company announced that, if a suitable seat is available, the extra seat can be provided free of charge.
Inflationary pressure ahead of the holiday.
In the United States, ahead of Memorial Day, rising costs for gasoline, food, and travel increased pressure on consumer spending. Annual inflation rose to 3.8% in May, the highest level in two years.
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