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Turk Telekom’s “technology tigers” of Argela, Innova, Sebit and Sobee are not only developing technologies for Turkey, but the wider world as well. The companies, which have recently improved their business ties with Middle Eastern companies, are now targeting Europe.
Argela vice president Selim Sarper said the WebTV product Tivibu, which was developed in terms of its infrastructure by Argela and launched in the market by TTNET, took advantage of a lack of competition in the market. |
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PepsiCo prepares to develop authentic tastes for 14 countries in southeastern Europe at its brand-new R&D center in Turkey, the regional headquarters for the company. Serbian, Romanian and Israeli developers will work at the center along with Turks to form a common definition of taste for the region, says Rob Hargrove, PepsiCo's R&D chief for Europe.
PepsiCo, a worldwide leader in the snacks, food and beverage business, has opened a regional research and development center in Turkey's northwestern province of Kocaeli to develop "unique tastes" for 14 countries. |
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Renewed demand for temporary labor across the eurozone offers an early indication unemployment is nearing its recessionary peak, say economists, even as it rose for a 25th consecutive month in April.
Eurozone unemployment reached a seasonally adjusted high of 10.1 per cent in April, highest level since 1999, according to Eurostat, the European's Union's statical arm. Although the headline edged up from 10 per cent a month earlier, the increase in unemployment rose by the second smallest amount in more then two years- just 25000 out of 15,9m total jobless, compared with swelling over half a million a month in the worst of the downturn. |
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The leading companies in the world are setting out to invest in Turkey which is among the countries that survived the crisis with less damage.
Foreign investors are getting prepared to return to Turkey. Alpaslan Korkmaz, the president of the Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey said "Turkey is back in the investment radars. There are many new projects in the agenda". As per the information provided, Turkey, having survived the crisis with minimum damage, has once again become the favorite country for investors. The leading companies of the world having come together with Investment Agencies and the representatives of private sector institutions recently, have made preliminary meetings regarding the investments they plan to make in Turkey. As per the information gathered by the Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey, some of the institutions that plan to make investments in our country in the coming period and have made preliminary meetings in that regard are: |
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