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IRG Kurucusu Arons: Kimliğimiz pandemiyle birlikte birbirine yaklaştı

The Institute for Real Growth (IRG) Kurucusu Marc de Swaan Arons, pandemi sonrası geliştirilmesi gereken lider profilinin Da Vinci lider profili olacağını söyledi. The Institute for Real Growth kurucusu Marc de Swaan Arons’un konuk olduğu son etkinlikte pandemiyle empati duygusunun geliştiğine dikkat çekildi.

Turkish firm introduces a user-friendly data tool

ISTANBUL - Turkey Data Monitor, providing economic data on Turkey in 170 data tables, is taking advantage of a growing need as the Turkish economy integrates with the globe. The founding partners spent three years to develop the system

Financial stability a must for healing

ISTANBUL - To overcome the global economic crisis, financial markets should be stabilized first, says Fatma Melek, chief economist at Turkish lender Akbank.

Back to real agenda

How well Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi had said back in the 13th century, "Yesterday is left in yesterday my love, now it’s time to say new things." Indeed, we were locked in an election atmosphere for the past many months. Government members were not available in their offices.

PART V - Financial stability a must for healing

ISTANBUL - To overcome the global economic crisis, financial markets should be stabilized first, says Fatma Melek, chief economist at Turkish lender Akbank. Stimulus packages by the Turkish government are a positive step, but they should be supported by foreign resources, Melek tells the Economic Review

Japanese walking, talking female robot

TSUKUBA, Japan - A new Japanese walking, talking robot will make its debut at a fashion show. Entertainment and drawing crowds are the main purpose of the robot. Developers say the robot can be used in amusement parks, events to attract attention and simulations of human movement such as exercise instructing

Turkish statistics body under scrutiny

ISTANBUL - The ’miraculous’increase of activity in Turkey’s textile sector was due to a grave error by the Turkish Statistical Institute, or TÜİK, which finds itself surrounded by criticism.

Institute warnson capital inflows

ISTANBUL - The volume of net private capital inflows into emerging markets is estimated to be at $165 billion this year, as opposed to $929 billion in 2007. A recent report by the Institute of International Finance, or IIF, points to a hard year for emerging market economies, such as Turkey

Growth likely to disappoint

As developed countries slow down, Turkey has started to feel the effects of the pullback in global demand. Trade volume indices show that exports and imports are contracting.

SKorea announces 100 bln dlr guarantee for banks

South Korea on Sunday announced a government guarantee worth up to $100 billion on foreign borrowing by its banks in a bold move to stabilize turbulent financial markets.

SKorea announces 100 bln dlr guarantee for banks

South Korea on Sunday announced a government guarantee worth up to $100 billion on foreign borrowing by its banks in a bold move to stabilize turbulent financial markets.

Sour economy top issue in U.S. presidential race

The United States economy has become the number-one issue of November’s fast-approaching presidential election, and whoever ends up controlling the White House will face pressing budget and fiscal challenges.

Spanish growth at 15-year low, recession seen

Spanish economic growth fell less than expected in the second quarter but was the weakest in 15 years and the data did little to dispel fears of a looming recession as Spain's housing and credit booms implode.