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Foreigners will pour into retailing

In the last few years more than 50 foreign brands have entered the retail sector in Turkey. This number is expected to rise rapidly as the economy continues to recover and more world-famous brands ...

1 MART, 2006

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Why do those who make the most mistakes always succeed?

Richard Farson is the author of the book “Whoever Makes The Most Mistakes Wins”, in which he offers a new take on the concept of success. He explains that, without taking risks, without first tasti...

1 MART, 2006

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“There is great potential, we shall grow rapidly in agriculture”

Tekfen was one of the first major groups in Turkey to make investments in agriculture, The group started in the 1970s with the fertilizer company Toros Gübre and is now continuing to expand road. E...

1 MART, 2006

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Inflation Targeting

By the time our magazine has been published Turkey will have a new monetary policy system. The Turkish Central Bank will move to an inflation targeting regime from 1 January 2006. Today, it is inc...

6 OCAK, 2006

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Turkey’s 20 housing kings

There are companies in Turkey which have more than 40 years experience in building homes. These companies have to date built thousands, even tens of thousands, of homes. From this perspective, it i...

1 OCAK, 2006

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Different sectors’ critical strengths

There are some strengths which all companies need in order to stay ahead of their rivals and be successful… They are virtually the same in every sector… But each sector also has its special conditi...

1 OCAK, 2006

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Turkish companies need to create a difference on 4 important subjects

McKinsey is one of the most important consulting companies in the world… For years it has provided consulting services to a large number of companies in Turkey and contributed to the changes they h...

1 OCAK, 2006

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Sales may decline, we shall grow through leasing

Anadolu Group Automotive Group President Metin Ecevit’s expectations for 2006 are not very optimistic. “I don’t think the market will grow,” he says. “It may even contract by 5-10 percent.” Then he...

1 OCAK, 2006

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Turkish companies which have differentiated

Competition is increasing, new players are entering every field. A new era is beginning in the world of business as the result of low-inflation and falling prices. In such an environment it is thos...

1 OCAK, 2006

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Important messages from Güler Sabancı

Güler Sabancı, the chair of the board of Sabancı Holding, says: “A new era is starting in Turkey.” She says that in this era Sabancı will grow rapidly. “We grew 20 percent in 2005 and we shall achi...

1 OCAK, 2006

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The Sisomo era is beginning!

Over the last 10 years we have witnessed in rapid succession ‘the information economy’, ‘the experimental economy’ and ‘the attraction economy’. Now Saatchi and Saatchi global CEO Kevin Roberts say...

1 OCAK, 2006

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Foreign Entrepreneurs On The Trail Of Turkish Companies

There has been an increase in the number of requests that Turkish companies with high quality production, branding and regular exports have been receiving from abroad for dealership agreements. Jus...

1 EYLÜL, 2005

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There Have Been Changes In The Rankings In The Power League

This year Capital has once again conducted its closely watched survey of the most powerful names in Turkey and compiled a list of the ‘Most Powerful Members of the Business World”. The 30 most powe...

1 EYLÜL, 2005

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Growth Leaders

From automotives to foodstuffs, white goods and chemicals… They have managed companies in different sectors under diverse competitive conditions. Some have worked in exports, others mostly on the d...

1 EYLÜL, 2005

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The Current Account Debate

The current account deficit closed 2004 at record levels. At the beginning of 2005 the government set a target of reducing the deficit a little. Economists were less optimistic but were expecting t...

1 EYLÜL, 2005