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 Health vacations are becoming more and more popular
German citizens are becoming more and more aware of the importance of staying healthy and energetic. |
 Turkish holding makes health investments in Turkmenistan
Turkey´s Calik Holding has constructed an international ophthalmologic therapy complex in Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan. |
 Ageas to Sell Off Turkish Life and Pension Operations
Ageas said it will sell its pension and life insurance operations in Turkey to BNP Paribas Assurance in a deal that Ageas said will likely give it "a limited capital gain." |
 Turkish Central Bank revises year-end current deficit figure up at $68,062 million
An expectations survey in Turkey has put year-end current deficit figure at 68,062 million U.S. dollars. |
 Ageas to Sell Off Turkish Life and Pension Operations
Ageas said it will sell its pension and life insurance operations in Turkey to BNP Paribas Assurance in a deal that Ageas said will likely give it "a limited capital gain." |
 Top business leader defends ‘acquired rights’ of workers
The head of Turkey’s top business lobby intervened Tuesday in the controversy over severance pay for workers in an unusual way, defending the “acquired rights” of laborers. |
 Eurobank EFG exiting Turkey, Tekfen waits for new partner
A new partner of Eurobank Tekfen, Eurobank’s subsidiary in Tukey, might be from the Gulf or Europe, according to lender’s chairman. Despite claims, a Turkish partner is unlikely, Erten says, adding that the bank will continue its current plans |
 Turkey develops strategy to fight Roma unemployment
Turkish Employment Organization (İŞKUR) General Manager Mustafa Kemal Biçerli has said İŞKUR has started implementing a program geared toward boosting employment for the country´s disadvantaged people, including Roma. |
 Turkey´s deputy premier says Turkey is going through a period during which it should be careful
Turkey´s deputy prime minister said on Tuesday that Turkey was going through a period during which it should be careful and cautious. |
 German insurer supports ‘haircut’
German insurer Allianz gives the green light to the idea that private investors must shoulder part of Greek debt losses. Allianz foresees a ‘haircut’ of 25-30 percent |
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