Nikkei BP unveils takeover of Turkish publisher in Istanbul

Nikkei BP unveils takeover of Turkish publisher in Istanbul

ISTANBUL, Turkey - Kohei Osada, president of Nikkei Business Publications Inc. of Tokyo, announces the acquisition of Turkish publishing group MDG at a press conference in Istanbul on June 2, 2014.

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