22 Mayıs 2013, Çarşamba

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GM recalls 4,873 Sonic cars in U.S. and Canada

GM recalls 4,873 Sonic cars in U.S. and Canada

Toll rate increase for bridges and highways Toll rates for bridges and highways will incur a hike as of New Year’s Eve.
A new chairman for the Istanbul Stock Exchange The government has sent a decree for the appointment of the new chairman of the Istanbul...
A billion dollar gesture from Putin TURKEY gave Russia permission today to build the South Stream pipeline through its...
Praise is not enough, up the note After four months of publishing negative reports on Turkey, Goldman Sachs economist...
Russia's Putin wins Turkey's nod for South Stream Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yildiz handed Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin...
A boycott would finish off Sarko At 9.2%, France is suffering the worst unemployment rate in 12 years. With the risk...
America’s Caribou Coffee comes to Turkey America’s second largest coffee shop chain, Caribou Coffee has opened their first...
Reversal of fortune While the threat of credit rating downgrades hangs over Europe, a few big emerging...
China tests 500 kmph super high-speed train China launched a super-rapid test train over the weekend which is capable of travelling...
Turks are collecting property in London Turkish businessmen, football players and stars all look to London for property purchases....
Twenty-one billion dollars spent on cell phones... Out of every 100 dollars spent on imports, 1.7 went to cellular phones. Over the...
Moody's cuts Slovenia's credit rating one notch to... Moody's Investors Service on Thursday cut the sovereign foreign currency credit rating...
Thirty hectares for foreign investors The 2.5 hectares restriction in place for foreign investors will soon be increased...
Çalık receives media award Çalık Holding Chairman of the Executive Board Ahmet Çalık was the recipient of the...

SEVENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF US ARE SPENDING NEW YEAR’S EVE AT HOME

Seventy-five percent of us are spending New Year’s Eve at home

According to MasterCard's MasterIndex research, 75% of the Turkish public will be spending New Year’s Eve at home. Four percent of Turks however will be ushering the New Year from out of town.