Turkey

Turkey's economy under prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has grown steadily, giving him the support of many businesses.

In the past few days, Turkey's Prime Minister has lashed out against members of the business community -- among others -- for supporting the protests. How are they responding?

Turkey has now joined the list of countries where questions about government, religion, and yes, social media have made for large scale protests.

From the Turkish lira to the South African rand, many emerging market currencies are down as U.S. interest rates increase.

It may sound like a Thanksgiving dinner food fight, but it's actually a serious battle over knock-offs. Potato-proud Idaho is fighting against Turkey, the country.

The drought has already affected livestock feed prices. Holiday dinner shopping list prices may be next.

This summer's drought meant higher corn prices, and turkeys eat a lot of corn. So restaurants -- and you -- will pay more this Thanksgiving.

One agency fills the turkey donation gap with free chickens instead.

Overall, the Syrian conflict has been bad for business in the Turkish border city of Antakya -- though some businesses are booming.

Some 70,000 refugees have fled the fighting in Syria and crossed over into Turkey. Even in the refugee camps, some are showing entrepreneurial flair.