Turkish firms would rather not hire foreigners
Out of 500 employers surveyed by the Manpower Group in Turkey, 415 said they would rather not hire foreigners.Only 17
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AKBANK plans to expand aggressively in 2012
Turkish lender Akbank plans to expand aggressively this year, opening 70 new branches and creating 1000 jobs. Akbank will continue
Read MoreAkbank ranks 96th among world’s top 500 bank brands
Akbank took the top spot among Turkish banks and was ranked 96th out of the world’s top 500 bank brands
Read MoreStrong appraisal for Turkish economy from CNN journalist
Fareed Zakaria: Turkey’s economy is sparkling One of CNN and Newsweek’s most distinguished journalists Fareed Zakaria has offered up praise
Read MorePM invites Turkish businessmen to invest in Macedonia
Macedonian PM expects new investments from Turkish businessmen Turkey-Macedonia Trade Investment Forum was organized by the Confederation of Businessmen and
Read MoreTurkish Central Bank updates yearend inflation as 6.5 percent
The Turkish Central Bank yesterday updated its yearend inflation forecast for 2012 to approximately 6.5 percent from a previous prediction
Read MoreTurkey’s trade deficit exceeds US$ 105.8 billion in 2011 with 47.7 percent increase
A hike in energy consumption is mainly responsible for the energy-dependent country’s trade deficit that surpassed $105 billion last year.
Read MorePM Erdoğan: Turkey will continue to grow in 2012 when EU is expected to post negative growth
Speaking at the parliamentary group of his Justice and Development Party (AKP), Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made evaluations about
Read MoreRenaissance Asset Managers to focus more on Turkey
Renaissance Asset Managers, which focuses on emerging Europe, Russia and Africa, announced Jan. 26 the acquisition of the investment management
Read MorePresident Gül flies to Emirates with trade & economic cooperation on his agenda
President Abdullah Gül flew to the United Arab Emirates yesterday along with more than 100 business people. It was the
Read MoreInternational Monetary Fund estimates 0.4 percent GDP growth for Turkey, in 2012
IMF decreases its growth prospect to 0.4 percent for Turkey The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced that it estimates
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