Turkish Airlines launched flights to Santiago, Chile, its 26th destination in the Americas and 131st globally. Four weekly flights connect Istanbul and Santiago via Sao Paulo, boosting tourism and trade. Promotional fares are available until March 31, 2025.
India’s Department of Commerce teams up with the popular gaming platform WinZO to drive global growth and digital engagement. This strategic partnership aims to boost India’s digital economy and showcase its prowess in the gaming industry on the world stage.
Cango, a Chinese car trading services provider, is aggressively expanding its business beyond China’s domestic market, aiming to become a leading exporter of used Chinese cars globally. The company is leveraging its strong financial position and strategic partnerships to establish a presence in emerging markets, with a particular focus on Africa. While its new international ventures are in their early stages, Cango is already attracting significant attention and seeing promising growth in its user base and page views.
Canadian medical marijuana giant Aurora Cannabis Inc. reported strong second-quarter financial results, with revenue reaching CA$81.1 million, driven by robust growth in its global medical cannabis business. The company’s international revenue surged 93%, exceeding Canadian medical revenue for the first time, highlighting its strategic focus on expanding into lucrative international markets. Aurora’s Q2 2025 performance also saw a significant increase in adjusted EBITDA and a positive outlook for the coming quarters.
Hugel, a leading global medical aesthetics company, announced record-breaking net sales and operating profit for the third quarter of 2024. The company’s strong performance was driven by its global expansion, particularly the initial shipment of its botulinum toxin product to the US market. Hugel is poised for further growth, with plans to expand its presence in the US and other key markets.
Luckin Coffee, the Chinese coffee giant, is pushing its global expansion strategy after its first foray into Singapore. Despite intense competition at home and early losses in Singapore, Luckin is eyeing the US and other markets, even as it faces a price war from its own clone competitor, Cotti Coffee. With aggressive store openings and a focus on low prices, Luckin aims to establish its presence in new markets, but the path to profitability remains uncertain.
United Airlines is taking flight this winter with its largest schedule ever, boasting over 4,600 daily flights, new routes to exotic destinations like Morocco and the Philippines, and expanded service to popular ski and sun destinations. This ambitious expansion showcases United’s commitment to meeting the growing demand for travel and solidifying its position as a leading global airline.
Mastercard has expanded its Product Express platform to empower fintech companies across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Latin America. This initiative aims to streamline the launch of card programs, making it faster and easier for fintechs to bring their innovative solutions to market.
Sterlite Technologies (STL) is challenging the European Commission’s anti-dumping duty on optic fiber imports from India while simultaneously investing in its Italian facility to improve efficiency and competitiveness. Despite the duty, STL is optimistic about its global expansion, particularly in the US and Europe, driven by growing demand for fiber optic cables. The company is also capitalizing on the burgeoning Indian data center market and aims to achieve top-three global ranking in the optic fiber manufacturing sector.
Travel Compositor, a leading provider of booking engine solutions for online leisure travel sellers, has announced significant changes to its leadership team. The company has appointed Linda Noskova as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) and Eduardo Batista as Sales Manager for Brazil, signaling its commitment to global expansion and strategic growth in emerging markets.
