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In December, the funeral for Turkish parliament member Hasan Bitmez brought together opposition leaders at the Fatih Mosque in Istanbul. Bitmez, a lawmaker with the conservative opposition Saadet Party, had died on December 14 from a heart attack sustained at the podium on the floor of Parliament as he wrapped up a fiery speech lambasting the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) for their dealings with Israel. “You have the blood of Palestinians on your hands, you are collaborators. You ...

*Dan Ives, Wedbush: "Artificial intelligence is the most important technology trend we've seen since the Internet began in 1995"The recent rise in the US stock market does not have the characteristics of the speculative bubbles of the past, believes John Higgins, chief economist of the research firm Capital Economics, according to Business Insider.

The authorities discovered, quite late, that there are quite a large number of so-called kindergartens, which work "by ear".

Global warming consumes a lot of resources, including financial ones.

The decrease recorded last year regarding the number of residential homes completed by construction companies will be maintained during 2024, according to Gabriel Blăniţă, Associate Director Valuation & Advisory Services at the Colliers consulting company.

* The Japanese market ranks fourth worldwideThe Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) returned to the first place in Asia, in terms of market capitalization, as significant funds left the Chinese stock market, heading for Japan and India, the Nihon publication announces Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei), citing data from the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE).

*Accommodation units, restaurants and land are targeted, with a total starting value at the auction of 15 million euros without VAT

*Among the projects of normative acts that will be incident in this field is the one regarding the introduction of voluntary military service for people between the ages of 18 and 35

*According to a study carried out by Coface Romania, of the 6,650 companies that entered insolvency last year, 1,446 are companies from the construction sector *Coface Romania experts say that insolvency is found especially in residential construction companies *The list of insolvencies is completed by companies from retail trade, wholesale trade and distribution - 1640 insolvencies *Bogdan Nichişoiu, Coface Romania rating manager: "Sales volumes in trade will continue to suffer due to infl...

The fiscal measures taken last year by the Government will contribute in 2024 to the increase in insolvencies among companies active in traditional trade and distribution firms, Constantin Dumitriu, vice-president of the Association of Romanian Goods Distribution Companies (ACDBR), told us.