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New York'un soğuğunu 'Türk günü' ısıttı
Varlık değeri 3 trilyon doları aşan 28 ABD’li fonun yöneticileri Borsa İstanbul’da yer alan 13 şirketin büyüme stratejilerini dinlemek üzere Türk Günü’ne akın etti. ABD’li fonların Türk şirketlerine yönelik yakın markajı, ‘Soğuk ve karlı New York’u Türk Günü ısıttı’ şeklinde yorumlandı.
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30 milyar dolarlık Türk günleri
Türk şirketleri 2019’un ilk büyük yatırımcı toplantısını New York’ta gerçekleştiriyor. Avusturyalı Raiffeisen Centrobank’ın organizasyonuyla 3 trilyon doları yöneten yatırım fonları, Vakıbank’tan Koç Holding’e, Yapı Kredi’den Mavi’ye Türk şirketlerindeki fırsatları ilk ağızdan duyacak.
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Istanbul called to give voice to climate change
ISTANBUL - The promoter of the ’350 movement’ to tackle climate change, Bill McKibben, arrives in Istanbul and calls on activists in the city and across Turkey to join forces with a global coordinated effort to highlight the importance being paid by people across the world to climate change. He says Turkey is an important place for this initiative
Hande Bozdoğan - training tomorrow’s top chefs
ISTANBUL - Turkish cuisine is one of the richest cuisines in the world. It owes this to the large geography of the Ottoman Empire and the different ethnic identities within it. Also, we live in a very lucky climate with four seasons and many delicious ingredients. Given all of this, there is so much to do and to improve.
Future’s directors film the ’others’ in Edirne
ISTANBUL - A project titled 'International Youth Filmmaking,' which was initiated last year by the US Consulate General in Istanbul and provided education for students from six Turkish cities on filmmaking, yields its results. Students in Edirne, who took classes as part of the project, have made a film featuring the life of Roma citizens in their city.
After Nazım Hikmet’s footsteps in Boris Park
SOFIA - During Nazım Hikmet’s years in exile, the most bitter moments are spent close to home on visits to Bulgaria. The similarities of the place drive him crazy: the smells, the food, the Turkish spoken by the minority. On the 46th anniversary of his death, one cannot help but salute his poetry.
Domestic brand aims to be the next McDonalds
ISTANBUL - Simit Sarayı, a domestic brand that grows upon the popularity of simit, Turkey’s favorite cheap and easy snack, eyes global expansion. The firm has established ’Simit Sarayı Europe GmbH’ for its European operations and also plans to open branches in the United States and elsewhere. The aim is to have more branches than McDonalds
Erdoğan warns Cyprus on peace
ANKARA - The ruling Justice and Development Party warns the newly elected hardline northern Cyprus government not to stray from the path of peace and not to undermine Turkish Cypriot President Mehmet Ali Talat. ’It would be very wrong for the new government to end the negotiations,’ Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says
The failure of cannonballs and the father of canon law
This weekend, as Turkey prepares to host U.S. President Barack Obama, I find myself thinking about cannonballs and canon law. This is a moment when we should all be focused on U.S.-Turkish ties. I have been. And my mind consistently returns to these two subjects, which, I believe, can tell something about this critical relationship Ğ or, really, about the lack of it.
Crisis an opportunity, say 2001 crisis victims
ISTANBUL - The crippling economic crisis that gripped the country in 2001 proved to be a blessing in disguise for some who were forced to change careers and went on to attain more suceess in their new professions than ever before. However, most did have to go through a tough adaptation period before feeling comfortable in their new skin
’She came, and we were with her’
At this point, the best summary we could offer of the "Clinton Show" over the weekend would be to put the name of the TV program on which she appeared in the past tense: "Hey, she came and she was with us." Or, "Haydi, bizimle geldi, bizimle oldu." U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton put a new communications ball into play with the intimate, chatty hour or so she spent among four prominent feminists on NTV in front of a cheerful studio audience. Then she went on to pop the surprise that her visit would be followed by one from her boss, President Barack Obama, in a few weeks.
