The Finance Ministry has set a fixed 0.35% minimum interest rate on loans to be offered in the framework of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan “Greece 2.0,” according to a decision taken by Minister Christos Staikouras and Alternate Minister Thodoros Skylakakis.
Archaeologists in southern Italy have discovered ancient warrior helmets and the ruins of a painted brick wall at a site that might have been a forerunner of a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, officials said Tuesday.
Within a few days, two of the world’s largest companies invested in Greek high-tech startups.
Do we feel more confident after the debate in Parliament that was provoked by the main opposition’s censure motion?
Greek technology fund PJ Tech Catalyst, backed by Piraeus Bank and the European Investment Fund, has agreed to sell its market research unit Pollfish to US-based marketing and consumer insights company Prodege, Piraeus Bank said on Tuesday.
Three people have appeared before a prosecutor after their arrest in a police raid on Monday on suspicion of dealing illegally in and the theft of antiquities.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is jeopardizing Turkey’s economy by pursuing an unorthodox economic policy in the hope that he can reverse his slide in the opinion polls, says Tim Ash.
The Greek economy will grow by a remarkable 4.5-5% this year, after soaring 9-9.5% last year, estimates the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE), while also being in favor of a further increase in the minimum wage, as long as it is not excessive.
Three consortiums have expressed their interest in a tender for the construction of a new suburban railway line (Proastiakos) linking the existing network with the port of Rafina in East Attica, a project worth 309 million euros.
MPs observed a minute’s silence at the start of parliamentary business on Tuesday in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day.