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Software whizzes behind export rise
ISTANBUL - The young masterminds of Turkish software engineering create miracles in regional exports, crunching away the codes in all circumstances. They sometimes cannot go home for days and rarely sleep, but thanks to their work, the sector has reached an annual volume of $1.5 billion. Today, a handful of innovative companies export Turkish-made software to dozens of countries
ÖZGÜÇ KOZAN, 04 July 2009
04 July 2009
The Associated Press
Dour jobless data sends US stocks reeling
NEW YORK - The jobless rate in the UShas reached 9.5 percent, according to latest data revealed Thursday. The bleak picture sends stocks down, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closes at its lowest level in six weeks
04 July 2009
ALP SÜER
Foreign investment waits for aftermath
ISTANBUL - Turkey will see an increase in foreign direct investment after the global turmoil, says the chief economist of Yapı Kredi. The country needs an investment climate proper for financing half of its current account deficit via foreign inflows, Cevdet Akçay says
04 July 2009
Daily News with wires
Nabucco to be sealed July 13
ANKARA - An intergovernmental agreement for the Nabucco natural gas pipeline will be signed July 13 in Ankara, Turkey and the European Union announced Friday.
04 July 2009
Hürriyet
Roubini urges IMF accord for Turkey
ISTANBUL - A possible standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund is the main question regarding Turkey’s economic growth for the upcoming period, according to economist Nouriel Roubini, the New York University professor who predicted the global credit crunch in 2006.
International Finance
Emerging markets climb in equity value
Europe services shrink
Real Estate & Companies
Telecom giant eyes Vodafone
Inflation rises to 5.7 pct in June
’Buy Bursa’becomes motto for campaign against crisis
North Korea missile tests defy UN
North Korea test-fires seven short-range missiles in an apparent act of defiance on America's Independence Day.
Burma junta leader snubs UN chief
BT offers holidays for pay cuts
UK investigates Iran charge claim
Chechen police die in Ingushetia
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