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Korea  New Zeland  Pakistan  Russia  S. Korea  Saudi Arabia  Syria  Taiwan  Thailand  UAE  USA  Yemen Turkish business leaders ready to act on low-carbon economy Business leaders who came together to brainstorm on how Turkey′s transition to a low-carbon economy can be achieved supported the idea that environmentalism should be everywhere in order to change carbon-intensive production and consumption trends. MoU to foster cooperation between Korean, Turkish contractors Turkey and South Korea, home to the world’s second- and sixth-largest construction sectors, respectively, have set their sights on cooperating to gain greater clout in the global marketplace. Turkey, drug makers in talks over unused swine flu vaccines Turkey is in talks with pharmaceutical companies to give unused swine flu vaccines back, following reports that the pandemic is petering out in the country, Health Minister Recep Akdağ said on Tuesday. Turkish-British commerce chamber elects new head, vice president The Turkish-British Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TBCCI) elected its new board on Tuesday. Turkish investors regain confidence, survey finds The number of investors in Turkey who expect recovery in the economy has reached its highest level in two years, following concerns over a volatile market atmosphere, according to a poll by Deloitte Turkey. IMF chief says world must prepare for next crisis The head of the International Monetary Fund says the world needs to prepare for the next economic crisis, even as it begins to recover from the worst recession since the Great Depression. UAE gov’t backs Dubai; Abu Dhabi help may lag The United Arab Emirates pledged its support for Dubai on Tuesday but said the emirate had yet to ask for federal help, which analysts said would come reluctantly and with strings attached. EU finance ministers to agree on end of anti-crisis moves European Union finance ministers will agree next week to phase out aid measures for banks, industries and the labor market that were introduced to fight the economic crisis, a draft statement showed on Tuesday. China: US assets should not be ‘politicized’ An official in charge of China’s foreign reserves tried to ease American concern on Tuesday about the political impact of its huge holdings of US government debt and indicated Beijing has no plans for a big increase in its gold stockpile. EU warns US against protectionism in deal The EU on Tuesday warned the United States against protectionism after a European-led consortium pulled out of the bidding for an Air Force contract, saying the terms had been altered to favor a US company. Kuveyt Türk enjoys 22 percent increase in profits for 2009 The trend of increasing profits for Turkish banks is also spreading to participation banks, or banks dealing in Islamic financial products, with Kuveyt Türk posting a 22 percent increase in profits for 2009 to put TL 127 million in the bank. Borusan posts $220 mln profit in 2009 Borusan Holding, one of Turkey’s leading conglomerates, announced a $220 million net profit in 2009, although the company sustained a $900 million decline in turnover in the same year over 2008. Industrial production breaks free from crisis with 14.3 pct rise Industrial production is showing signs that it has left the crisis of 2009 behind, as figures from the first month of the year show a positive seasonally adjusted 14.3 percent gain over the same month last yea Turkey makes largest amount of gold jewelry exports to UAE in 2009 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) was the biggest purchaser of Turkey’s gold jewelry last year, at $348.9 million, while the US followed with $120 million in Turkish gold jewelry imports. Turkey’s gender inequality ‘bad apple’ in OECD bushel An Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) report shows that economic gender equality in Turkey is at very low levels and has a long way to go if Turkey is to call itself a truly developed country. EU considers its own crisis fund The European Commission is discussing the idea of creating a European Monetary Fund with the 16 countries that use the euro. IMF’s Strauss-Kahn says Greek debt problems unlikely to spread The crisis over Greece’s debt mountain is unlikely to spread to other eurozone countries with high levels of public debt, International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said on Monday. BIS-Icesave deal likely, expected to free IMF funds Iceland is likely to reach a debt deal with Britain and the Netherlands in a few weeks, which allows IMF and Nordic loans to come through, the country’s central bank governor said on Monday. ‘Ban on tuna trade detrimental to Turkish commerce’ A possible ban on the international trade of bluefin tuna, a main ingredient of sushi, is expected to have an adverse impact on a number of countries including Turkey, while some sector representatives argue that the prohibition is all about the commercial concerns of the EU rather than protecting the species, the population of which has plummeted over the years due to high demand. Consortium hails ratification of deal The Nabucco Consortium hailed a decision by the Turkish Parliament to ratify a treaty that will enable the construction and operation of the Nabucco gas pipeline in Turkey. China cautions against expecting fast yuan rise Any rise in the yuan’s exchange rate will be gradual, China’s trade chief said on Monday in comments that underline the competing interests at the heart of Chinese policy-making. Türk Telekom receives 222 mln euro loan from Halkbank More people fail to repay credit card, loan debt THY to add 20 new Boeing aircraft to its fleet Soccer federation organizes matches for Women’s Day Female labor force participation still weighty problem for Turkey ‘US unlikely to jeopardize strategic partnership’ Turkish banks multiply profits throughout sector Firms get US gov’t money despite Iran work Iceland votes ‘no’ to $5.3 billion debt deal for collapsed bank China to keep yuan basically stable in 2010 Koç: Economic situation still critical Greece’s Papandreou seeks French backing to tackle debt crisis TL 14 billion in taxes not paid by 812 taxpayers Ziraat Bankası posts its highest net profit in one century Ergün: Turkey making progress in patent rights Tekel workers change minds, demand applications for 4/C be ignored Tender for construction of foreign guests hall in Esenboğa to be launched Tüzmen: Turkey will retain export records Turkey, South Korea anticipate study on nuclear power plant 31 new restaurants to mark McDonald’s largest expansion in Turkey Central bank: Inflation to remain high until end of 2010 Minister warns fuel smugglers of government crackdown İstanbul tax office in search of new geese for the coop German deputies recommend Greece sells islands to clear debts Country desks on the way for 33 nations Efficient infrastructure investments could be realized through PPP Turkey earns $825.9 mln from hazelnut exports Şimşek: Tax information exchange deal to be signed with Switzerland Signs of recovery as exports soar by 20 pct in February Toyota to resume production of Corolla in Adapazarı Bologna a new destination for THY Clear legislation needed for renewable energy investments Akfen breaks Turkish record by issuing TL 100 mln in bonds Shopping malls enjoy 16 pct rise in January turnover Akio Toyoda apologizes to China over company’s global recalls GSM operators criticized over poor mobile Internet services Turkey 14th among countries with highest taxes on tobacco Tekel workers gain time with court ruling European Union tells Greece to do more on budget, markets improve ‘Tsunami may follow major quake in İstanbul’ PM Erdoğan blames elite for harming country’s interests German electronics chain to expand in Turkish market Incentive for textile sector causes huge tax losses in fuel sales China says moving to enforce greenhouse gas targets France mulls ban on state debt CDS Rural population falls to 25.4 pct Germany reaches deal over wage Minimum wage negotiation marathon begins today at Labor Ministry Non-performing loans rise by 100 pct Sabancı to bid for nuclear tender only if specifications satisfactory Poultry sector jolted with TL 27.6 mln antitrust fine Yıldırım: YouTube should open an office in Turkey Report: Court rejects Doğan stay request Ak-Can purchases six state-owned sugar refineries Over 180,000 small and medium-sized enterprises apply for loan package UN: 2000-2009 could be Earth’s warmest decade ever Natural gas distributor Başkent clears debt to BOTAŞ

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