Athens-listed Titan Group announced on Monday it has launched CemAI Inc in the US (CemAI), a company that offers the international cement industry a pioneering next-generation service based on artificial intelligence for predictive plant maintenance.
Having been on tour all over the country this summer, enduring Greek rock-folk singer-songwriter Sokratis Malamas will be stopping in Thessaloniki and Athens this month.
The higher-than-expected August inflation data announced in the US on Tuesday reversed the positive course of European markets, including that of Greece, leading the benchmark at Athinon Avenue to notable losses at the closing despite the early euphoria from the favorable JPMorgan report on local banks.
State asset utilization agency TAIPED has reiterated September 22 as the new deadline for binding bids for a 67% stake in the port of Alexandroupoli, as its officials told a conference in Thessaloniki on Tuesday.
Prominent Greek actor, director and politician Kostas Kazakos died in Athens on Tuesday, aged 87. He had been hospitalized for weeks at Evangelismos Hospital in the Greek capital as he was suffering from a chronic respiratory problem.
Greece crashed out of the 2022 Eurobasket as its terrible showing in the second half condemned it to a crashing defeat to host Germany with a 107-96 score in Berlin on Tuesday.
It is essential that the state steps in to help citizens deal with the burden of inflation and rising energy costs. It is also essential, however, that a sense of moderation is allowed to prevail.
Amid an escalating war of words between Turkey and Greece over disputes in the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean, both countries came together Tuesday to participate in an annual NATO naval exercise.
There were no real surprises at the Thessaloniki International Fair on the weekend. In his keynote speech, the PM made it clear that the general elections will take place as planned, under the current electoral law.
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan yelled, “Greeks, don’t forget Smyrna!” Beyond a shadow of a doubt, how could Greeks ever forget not only Smyrna, but the whole of Ionia.