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İsveç emeklilik altı şirkete yatırımlarını sonlandırdı

İsveç'in en büyük ulusal emeklilik fonu AP7, Paris iklim anlaşmasını ihlal ettiğini belirttiği altı şirkete yaptığı yatırımlardan çıktığını açıkladı. Çevreciler, ilk defa bir yatırım fonunun bu gerekçeyle yatırımlarını sonlandırma kararı aldığına düşünüyorlar.

THY en büyük turizm şirketleri listesinde - 2 (Turism 100 listesi eklendi)

THY en büyük turizm şirketleri listesinde - 2 (Turism 100 listesi eklendi)

Iraq fails to award most oil contracts

DUBAI, LONDON - The first bidding round aimed at attracting foreign companies to develop Iraq’s oil fields ends in failure on Tuesday, as a service agreement for the Rumalia oil field won by a BP-led group becomes the only contract awarded. ’Iraq squeezed the margins too much,’ an analyst says.

IFC has bigger role in loans to Turk firms

ISTANBUL - The International Finance Corp., a branch of the World Bank that lends to businesses, is taking a bigger role in lending to Turkish companies as the global crisis makes borrowing harder, said Shahbaz Mavaddat, director for southern Europe and central Asia.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAY 11

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on May 11, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Judge no stranger to big cases

NEW YORK - For Chrysler's sake, it needs a judge who can move it quickly through the bankruptcy process. By most accounts, Arthur Gonzalez is the right judge.

Four US banks closed down

WASHINGTON - U.S. regulators shut banks in Georgia, Michigan, California and Idaho, costing the deposit insurance fund $698 million - the highest so far this year - as the tally of U.S. failures rose to 29 and exceeded the 2008 total.

Sole bidder in Turkey's first nuclear plant tender Atomstroyexport

Turkey received six envelopes in the tender for the construction of the first nuclear power plant but only one of them was a bid, the general manager of Turkey's Electricity Trade Corp (TETAS) said Wednesday. (UPDATED)

Sole bidder in Turkey's first nuclear plant tender Atomstroyexport

Turkey received six envelopes in the tender for the construction of the first nuclear power plant but only one of them was a bid, the general manager of Turkey's Electricity Trade Corp (TETAS) said Wednesday. (UPDATED)

Home buyers hold fate of U.S. economy

The willingness and ability of Americans to come back into the housing market over the next few months will determine whether the U.S. economy experiences a mild downturn or the deepest recession in 30 years.

Çin'de Şangay Endeksi yüzde 5,34 düştü

Çin'de Şangay Endeksi yüzde 5,34 düşerek son 20 ayın en düşük seviyesine geriledi.

Çin'de Şangay Endeksi yüzde 5,34 düştü

Çin'de Şangay Endeksi yüzde 5,34 düşerek son 20 ayın en düşük seviyesine geriledi.

THY, dünyanın en kárlı 25’inci havayolu

Havacılık sektörünün saygın dergilerinden Air Transport World (ATW) Dergisi’nin geleneksel yıllık değerlendirme raporuna göre Türk Hava Yolları (THY), 2007’de kár sıralamasında ilk defa ilk 25’e girme başarısını gösterdi.

Oil hits six-week low as storm concern fades

Oil fell more than $4 a barrel to a six-week low on Tuesday as a tropical storm moving over the Gulf of Mexico was expected to miss major oil and gas installations.

Renault: Auto sector woes could spur deals

A current slump in the global automotive sector could give fresh impetus to plans for consolidation within the industry, the head of French carmaker Renault said on Saturday.

News Corp unexpectedly drops bid for Newsday

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp on Saturday dropped its $580 million bid for Tribune Co's Newsday newspaper, just days after Murdoch said a deal was imminent, leaving cable television operator Cablevision as the likely winner of the Long Island daily.

Turkey's first nuclear power plant by 2015

Turkey's first nuclear power plant will probably be inaugurated in 2015, the head of the Turkish Electricity Trading Co. (TETAS) said on Tuesday. The tender process, which will end in September, has attracted local and international interest, he added.

Turkey's first nuclear power plant by 2015

Turkey's first nuclear power plant will probably be inaugurated in 2015, the head of the Turkish Electricity Trading Co. (TETAS) said on Tuesday. The tender process, which will end in September, has attracted local and international interest, he added.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON APR 18

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on April 18, 2008. Hurriyet English does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON APR 18

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on April 18, 2008. Hurriyet English does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Oil pulls back below $107

Oil fell towards $106 a barrel on Friday as traders wary over the U.S. economic outlook took profits from a three-day rally and were cheered by news that Iraq's oil pipeline system was back at near normal levels. U.S. crude dropped 67 cents or 0.6 percent to $106.91 a barrel by 0616 GMT, after earlier falling as low as $106.29 a barrel. On Thursday, saboteurs blew up a pipeline in southern Iraq, cutting exports by 300,000 barrels per day (bpd), helping lift crude to a $$1.68 gain in New York.

Oil pulls back below $107

Oil fell towards $106 a barrel on Friday as traders wary over the U.S. economic outlook took profits from a three-day rally and were cheered by news that Iraq's oil pipeline system was back at near normal levels. U.S. crude dropped 67 cents or 0.6 percent to $106.91 a barrel by 0616 GMT, after earlier falling as low as $106.29 a barrel. On Thursday, saboteurs blew up a pipeline in southern Iraq, cutting exports by 300,000 barrels per day (bpd), helping lift crude to a $$1.68 gain in New York.

Oil prices above $107 a barrel after Basra bombing

Oil prices rose by more than a dollar Thursday, as the bombing of a key Iraqi pipeline extended a buying spree spurred by an anemic dollar and lower U.S. fuel inventories.

Oil prices above $107 a barrel after Basra bombing

Oil prices rose by more than a dollar Thursday, as the bombing of a key Iraqi pipeline extended a buying spree spurred by an anemic dollar and lower U.S. fuel inventories.