Internaftiki, a Piraeus-based trader of marine and industrial products and marine service provider, will use its 11th Posidonia participation in June to unveil new products and services targeting the shipping and yachting sectors.
The Greek state is reopening its seven-year April 2020 bond issue, most likely on Wednesday barring any major unforeseen market circumstances, on the back of the Greek economy’s recent credit rating upgrades.
A decade ago, Twitter executives, including then-CEO Dick Costolo, declared that the social media site was the “free-speech wing of the free-speech party.”
The 9th Digital Banking Forum is taking place on Thursday as a hybrid event.
Greek firm Aerospace Management & Support (AMS) has been selected by the committee running the European Union’s Clean Sky for the development of new-generation air cargo containers aimed at reducing weight and therefore carbon emissions during flights.
Officials in Poland and Bulgaria say Russia is suspending their countries’ natural gas deliveries starting on Wednesday.
Greece is facing a new referral to the European Union’s Court of Justice over improper care of protected areas.
The upcoming rebalancing of the MSCI indexes, the reissue of a seven-year sovereign bond and the major gains of previous days (that were begging to be cashed) weighed on Greek stock prices on Tuesday.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis (r) on Tuesday paid a visit to Dumfries House, an 18th-century estate in Scotland, following an invitation by the Prince of Wales to discuss possible best practices for the former royal family’s summer palace at Tatoi, northwest of Athens.
The government has already set in motion the emergency plan to ensure the country’s energy sufficiency in the likely case that Russian natural gas imports will be interrupted as of May 20.