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Turkish Airlines was forced to rebrand under its Turkish name. Photo: iStock Changing a company name is a big deal. And the bigger the company, the more millions will have to spend to make sure potential customers know who you are. For airlines, customer trust is very important, so changing the name is very dangerous. That didn’t stop Turkish Airlines, which would begin the process – but the airline’s previous rebranding had mixed results. Turkish airlines The Turkish president has decided that the whole world should call his country Türkiye. And, as part of that effort, Turkish Airlines was forced to rebrand itself with its Turkish name. The long process of painting “Türk Hava Yolları” on the plane has begun. Whether customers will use this heavier name remains to be seen… Check out turkishairlines.com Huff Daland Dusters Delta Air Lines at Salt Lake City International Airport, Utah. Photo: Angus Mordant/Bloomberg Huff Daland Dusters was a ...

Three Manly players are said to have “changed their hearts” and are considering wearing the club’s pride jersey. Initially, seven players withdrew from selection for Thursday’s game against the Roosters over the club’s decision to wear the LGBTQIA kit. Speaking on Sunrise Channel 7, Michelle Bishop explained that “at least” the three are now reconsidering their actions. Stream every match from every round of the Telstra 2022 NRL Premiership Season Live & Ad-Free During Play on Kayo. New to Kayo? Start your free trial now > “Of the seven players who refused to wear the jersey, at least three have now changed their minds slightly and are considering wearing the shirt of pride for the upcoming rounds,” Bishop said. Josh Aloiai, Jason Saab, Christian Tuipulotu, Josh Schuster, Haumole Olakau’atu, Tolutau Koula and Toafofoa Sipley all initially withdrew according to the Sydney Morning Herald. The Sea Eagles are set to become t...

In Williamstown, about 10 kilometers southwest of Melbourne’s city centre, Lisa Malkin Hill helped run the family clothing store that traded in Douglas Parade for 27 years. Last year, he said they had no choice but to move about 200 meters round the corner because they could no longer afford the rent. He said they found it very difficult to negotiate with their landlords when the pandemic hit. “We need their help,” he said. “Given we’ve been good tenants for a long time. Will they work with us so we can both survive?” After months of negotiations, the business was finally able to reach a secret lease assistance agreement with the owner. The homeowner said COVID had also affected him greatly. Lisa Malkin Hill said the storefront she left in Williamstown remained empty a year after she moved her business. ( ABC News: Scott Jewel ) Some suburban rental like city rates When Ms Malkin Hill’s lease ended, they left the property in search of a more re...

A weary mother of three has gained and lost 3.5 pounds in just eight weeks after hitting a frustrating weight loss plateau in January — and she’s saved a fortune on food in the process. Gemma Corey, from Brisbane, signed up for the Healthy Mummy 12 Week Challenge after losing muscle and battling bloating from increased caffeine, chocolate and stress. The 41-year-old previously lost an incredible 27 kilograms in one year after struggling with her weight for more than a decade. A weary mother of three has gained and lost 3.5 kilograms in just eight weeks after hitting a frustrating weight loss plateau in January – and saving a fortune on food in the process. Gemma Corey, from Brisbane, signed up for the Healthy Mummy 12 Week Challenge after realizing she was losing muscle and battling bloating due to increased caffeine, chocolate and stress. ‘My weight loss journey peaked in January 2022. I kept losing and gaining the same 1kg. Then in early April, my family...