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107 sickened in ground turkey salmonella outbreak - USA Today Fri, 12 Aug 2011 00:46:54 GMT+00:00

USA Today

107 sickened in ground turkey salmonella outbreak USA Today Officials have increased the number of victims in the salmonella outbreak that led to the recall of more than 35 million pounds of ground turkey to 107, up from 78 last week. By Danny Johnston, AP A truckload of live ... Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Turkey Sickens More PeopleU.S. News & World Report More Than 100 Sickened by Tainted Ground TurkeyWall Street Journal CDC updates details of ground turkey-linked salmonella outbreakLos Angeles Times Minneapolis Star Tribune -Medical News Today -Chatham Journal Weekly all 173 news articles »

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Syrian troops kill 11 and storm town near Turkey - The Independent Thu, 11 Aug 2011 23:55:57 GMT+00:00

CBC.ca

Syrian troops kill 11 and storm town near Turkey The Independent The Syrian army yesterday shot dead 11 people near the Lebanese border and also stormed a town near the border with Turkey. The shooting in the town of Qusair also wounded many others, according to several Syrian human rights and ... Syrian Security Forces Kill 12 People in Attack on a Western Town, Activists SayNew York Times Turkey's 'Zero Problems with Neighbors' Policy Meets the Reality of SyriaHeritage.org (blog) 14 killed as Syria army storms new townsSydney Morning Herald UPI.com -The Australian -Monsters and Critics.com all 1,380 news articles »

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Turkey to Keep Budget Tight, Leave Stimulus to Bank, Simsek Says - Bloomberg Thu, 11 Aug 2011 21:15:37 GMT+00:00

Turkey to Keep Budget Tight, Leave Stimulus to Bank, Simsek Says Bloomberg “We want to keep Turkey's public sector debt-to-GDP ratio on a downward trend and we want to keep budget deficit-to- GDP on a downward trend. That's a commitment that we made and are delivering on.” The policy outlined by Simsek, 44, has helped Turkey ... and more »

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Turkish Current Account Deficit Widened to $7.5 Billion in June - BusinessWeek Thu, 11 Aug 2011 21:41:21 GMT+00:00

EconoMonitor

Turkish Current Account Deficit Widened to $7.5 Billion in June BusinessWeek 11 (Bloomberg) -- Turkey's current-account deficit widened for an 18th consecutive month in June, an expansion the central bank says will start to reverse in the second half of the year. The shortfall expanded to $7.5 billion from $3.5 billion in the ... Basci Sees Global Deflationary Risk as Turkey Cuts Rates (Text)Bloomberg Addendum to column (+Turkey data & news wrap-up)EconoMonitor Basci Sees 'Very Rapid, Sizeable' Current-Account ImprovementSan Francisco Chronicle all 12 news articles »

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Turkey ready for qualifiers after crushing tiny Estonia - Today's Zaman Thu, 11 Aug 2011 23:09:19 GMT+00:00

Today's Zaman

Turkey ready for qualifiers after crushing tiny Estonia Today's Zaman The Turkey captain -- ignoring superstitions -- got up, wiped the dirt off his shorts and whacked the ball into the right hand corner of the net, sending poor Estonian keeper Sergei Pareiko diving the wrong way. Galatasaray winger Kazım Kazım doubled ... Turkey boosts confidence in Friendly with clear 3-0 win over Estonia / VideoNational Turk English Turkey beats Estonia 3-0 in friendlyFox News Estonia suffer heavy loss in TurkeyBaltic Times Yahoo! Eurosport UK -ERR News all 30 news articles »

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Turkey limits shorting; stocks bounce - Financial Times (blog) Thu, 11 Aug 2011 15:27:45 GMT+00:00

Turkey limits shorting; stocks bounce Financial Times (blog) Turkey's benchmark ISE100 stock index closed up 3.4 per cent on Thursday afternoon after the country joined Greece and South Korea in putting restrictions on short selling of equities. The move seems to have sparked a rush of short covering from local ... Turkey Curbs Short-Selling After Bans in Greece, South KoreaSan Francisco Chronicle Turkey Scrutinizes Short Sales Amid Rout After Bans in Greece, South KoreaBloomberg Turkey curbs short selling on Istanbul Stock Exchangesecurities lending times GlobalCustodian.com (subscription) all 14 news articles »

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Israeli PM backtracked on reconciliation deal with Turkey - People's Daily Online Fri, 12 Aug 2011 01:46:14 GMT+00:00

Al-Manar TV

Israeli PM backtracked on reconciliation deal with Turkey People's Daily Online According to the report, Netanyahu agreed to issue an apology to Turkey for "tactical errors" made during the naval raid aboard a Gaza-bound ship in May 2010, in which nine activists were killed, and pay compensation to their families. ... 'US secured FM's support for Turkey deal, PM backed out'Jerusalem Post Are Turkey and Israel Kissing Cousins Again?MidEastYouth.com Lieberman: Israeli apology for Gaza flotilla raid will not improve Turkey tiesHa'aretz Today's Zaman -Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am -Globes all 17 news articles »

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Turkey Current Account Deficit Widens, Meets Forecasts - Wall Street Journal Thu, 11 Aug 2011 08:58:51 GMT+00:00

Turkey Current Account Deficit Widens, Meets Forecasts Wall Street Journal ISTANBUL (Dow Jones)--Turkey's current-account deficit more than doubled on the year in June to $7.55 billion, broadly in line with economists' expectations, but underlining market concerns ... Turkey's C/A deficit continues to widen at full speed despite a tremendous ...Balkans.com Business News Turkey's June Current Account Deficit NarrowsRTT News all 5 news articles »

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Pakistan, Turkey to transform bilateral ties: Khar - DAWN.com Thu, 11 Aug 2011 18:12:04 GMT+00:00

The Hindu

Pakistan, Turkey to transform bilateral ties: Khar DAWN.com -AFP Photo ANKARA: Turkey and Pakistan on Thursday took a leap forward in their bilateral relations and agreed to transform existing historical brotherly relations into tangible economic partnership. Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar and her Turkish ... Pakistan, Turkey working together for peace in region: HinaAssociated Press of Pakistan Pakistan reaffirms confidence in friendly ties with TurkeyBusiness Recorder Pakistan, Turkey to explore bilateral trade in local currenciesThe Express Tribune Hurriyet Daily News -Today's Zaman -Central Asia Online all 103 news articles »

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Henry's Turkey Service settles first lawsuit - West Liberty Index Thu, 11 Aug 2011 19:55:55 GMT+00:00

Henry's Turkey Service settles first lawsuit West Liberty Index A lawsuit filed by the US Department of Labor on behalf of a group of 31 mentally disabled men who provided labor to West Liberty Foods while employed by Henry's Turkey Service has been settled. Thanks to the lawsuit, ... and more »