The defrosted buying interest dominated proceedings on Wednesday at Athinon Avenue, with a session of healthy gains and an increase in turnover that brought the benchmark back above 930 points with its biggest one-day growth in almost a year.
Bus and trolley services will start after 6 a.m. on Thursday due to road ice, the Athens Urban Transport Organization (OASA) said on Wednesday.
Hundreds of wealthy investors as well as all 150 millionaires who have already become permanent residents in Greece have shown an interest in the creation of family wealth management companies, known as “family offices.”
Greek health authorities reported 17,960 new coronavirus cases and 115 related deaths during their daily briefing on Wednesday. The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also stated that there are currently 646 intubated patients across Greece’s Intensive Care Units.
Italy’s biggest debt recovery firm doValue will aim to keep the amount of loans it manages stable at 160 billion euros to the end of 2024, while improving its collection rate to 6% from 4%, it said late Tuesday.
Is there any “extreme phenomenon” left to convince us that the world we knew is no longer the same?
The Foreign Ministry has released a statement on Wednesday condemning the coup in Burkina Faso, where the military seized power and overthrew elected President Roch Kabore on Monday. The ministry appealed for the restoration of democratic rule of law in the African country.
A small fire broke out on Wednesday afternoon at the Elefsina refinery according to a statement released by operating company Hellenic Petroleum. According to the same statement, the fire was rapidly placed under control and extinguished by the site’s firefighting personnel.
Early investigations by the Hellenic Fire Service have determined that the blast in central Athens on Wednesday morning was the result of a gas leak. A 78-year-old resident of the building, who was injured during the explosion, said that there was a strong smell of gas and that ignition occurred when he turned a light…
The severe weather front that swept across Attica also caused operational problems at hospitals, with many, mainly in the northern part of Athens, being difficult for both patients and staff to reach.