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Kraft in swift reversal on Unilever bid, hitting shares
Kraft Heinz Co's rapid retreat from its surprise $143 billion bid for Unilever in the face of stiff resistance from the company and politicians sent shares in the Anglo-Dutch group 8 percent lower on Feb. 20.
Lufthansa in deal to end lengthy, bitter dispute with pilots
German airline Lufthansa has struck a deal to solve a bitter labor dispute with pilots that over five years has cost it an estimated half a billion dollars and more than a dozen strikes.
Rise in seat availability to regional airports is scaled down
The availability of air seats to regional airports in Greece from foreign markets this year will only rise by 1 million over 2016, and not 3.5 million as carriers had originally planned for, according to data from the Institute of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE).
Turkey's auto sales up 8 pct in January
Turkey's car and light commercial vehicle sales in January grew 8 percent compared to the same month in 2016, the Automotive Distributors' Association said on Feb. 2.
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Turkish Airlines flights not affected by US travel ban: Spokesman
Turkish Airlines is continuing its flights to the United States without any disruptions or problems, despite the travel ban imposed on citizens of seven countries, the company's spokesman said on Jan. 29.
GM signals no change of plans despite Trump criticisms
Leaders of the big three U.S. auto makers have all spoken at the Detroit auto show about how President-elect Trump might impact the industry, but the third, from GM, offered the most business-as-usual message.
Google's Waymo to expand self-driving partnerships
Waymo, the autonomous car subsidiary of Google's parent company Alphabet, announced at the Detroit auto show that it would develop its self-driving technology with multiple partners, positioning itself as an automotive supplier.
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Detroit braces for Trump tweets as auto show opens
The global auto industry on Jan. 9 was bracing for more confrontational tweets from President-elect Donald Trump, with the festive Detroit auto show due to kick off here.
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Turkish automotive market hits sales record in 2016
Overall auto sales market, including light trucks, hit a new record with nearly one million in sales in 2016, according to a latest release by the Automotive Distributors Association (ODD) on Jan. 6, as reported by state-run Anadolu Agency.
Chided by Trump, Ford scraps Mexico factory, adds Michigan jobs
Ford Motor Co on Tuesday scrapped a planned Mexican car factory and added 700 jobs in Michigan following criticism by Donald Trump, as the U.S. president-elect turned his attention toward rival General Motors Co with the threat of a "big border tax" over compact cars made in Mexico.