Antetokounmpo in Covid-19 protocol, will sit Wednesday
Giannis Antetokounmpo is the latest NBA star to be sidelined by Covid-19.
Crunch time for natural gas rate talks
After certain attempts via political consultations to reach a new agreement for the procurement of Russian natural gas, which came to nothing, negotiations are returning to their natural environment, which is the Lakhta Center in Saint Petersburg, Gazprom’s headquarters in Russia, between officials of the Public Gas Corporation (DEPA) and the Russian energy giant.
Magnitude 4.2 earthquake jolts Aigio
A moderate earthquake jolted the town of Aigio in the northern Peloponnese in the early hours of Wednesday, authorities said.
9th annual THI gala raises $2mln
The Hellenic Initiative, a nonprofit organization founded “to support sustainable economic recovery” in Greece amid the financial crisis in 2021, raised $2 million at its night annual fundraising gala.
Daily record smashed with 130 Covid deaths
Despite expectations that the fourth wave of the coronavirus would have started to ease by now, a daily record of 130 Covid-19 deaths were confirmed Tuesday.
Commercial properties see rate rise
The rise in the prices of commercial property and rental rates in the first half of the year was formally recorded by the Bank of Greece on Monday.
Greek bond yields buck the rising trend
Eurozone government bond yields were mostly higher on Tuesday as investors focused on a likely hawkish shift from the US Federal Reserve at its policy meeting, which ends today.
Omicron is a dress rehearsal for the next pandemic
When scientists discovered the highly mutated omicron variant of the coronavirus last month, it set off an eerily familiar chain of events. Health experts held somber news conferences that raised more questions than answers.
NYC food banks adapt to pandemic’s long haul
Persistent food insecurity and economic pressures have forced aid organizations to expand and adapt their systems for getting food to those in need.
Greece strong even post-PEPP, analysts say
Greece’s anticipated exclusion from the European Central Bank’s regular quantitative easing (QE) program does not mean the country will stop enjoying Frankfurt’s support, as the likely application of an enhanced and extended reinvestment program for Greek bonds by the ECB and the 100 billion euros that will remain in the emergency QE program (PEPP) when…