The Greek-American who revolutionized Netflix
When Ted Sarandos, the Greek-American co-CEO of Netflix, joined the company in 2000 it didn’t look much like the streaming giant we all know today.
Cyprus jobless rate at 6.4% in December
Cyprus saw a reduction in its seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in December 2021, dropping to 6.4% compared to December 2020.
Skai denies payments to Adonis Georgiadis
Skai TV has denied online reports of supposed past payments to Development and Investment Minister Adonis Georgiadis, calling them “fake news.”
The passion of the Greek diaspora for their homeland
Last year’s bicentennial celebrations of the Greek Revolution of 1821 spotlighted the passion of the Greek diaspora for their homeland.
Off topic
Even if a member of Parliament feels that the procedural rules are being overzealously applied to him, they cannot react by occupying the podium.
Our bad old self is waiting in the corner
Greece will become a normal country when it becomes a boring country. That is, when we stop talking the day after the elections about when new elections will take place, when no politician will speak (or rather shout) as if we were living in the 1960s, when the big parties will be able to agree…
Mitarakis rejects Turkish pushback claims as ‘false propaganda’
Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis has dismissed as “false propaganda” a Turkish government minister’s claim that 12 migrants who froze to death near the Turkish-Greek border had been sent back across the frontier without shoes by Greek guards.
Aris FC pays tribute to slain fan
Fans of Thessaloniki side Aris hoisted banners paying tribute to Alkis Kambanos in their home grounds, two days after the 19-year-old student was murdered in an incident involving hooligans from a rival club.
ATHEX: Stocks index rises above 950 points
Stocks on the Greek bourse continued their climb on Wednesday, with the rise in inflation and Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting dominating the interest among traders.
Pubic broadcaster warns of scammers posing as journalists
Greek state-run broadcaster ERT warned the public on Wednesday that scammers are posing as its reporters and attempting to enter people’s homes, possibly to rob them.