Fitch keeps Greek rating at ‘BB’ level
Fitch Ratings confirmed on Friday Greece’s credit rating at ‘BB,’ two notches below investment grade, as well as maintaining the country’s Positive outlook.
Lise Davidsen | Athens | October 15
Hailed as opera’s newest big star, Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen is coming to the Athens Concert Hall for a gala performance with the Athens State Orchestra.
Catering to the wrong side
Aware that for many it was a matter of survival, the rest of society showed compassion and often turned a blind eye. To what? To the blatant disregard for laws and regulations by certain people in the cafe, restaurant and bar business.
Turkish UAVs conduct flights over Greek islets
Two Turkish Unmanned Aerial Vehicles entered the Athens Flight Information Region without submitting flight plans on Sunday.
Naxos a pioneer of the ‘Smart Islands’ program
Naxos is emerging as a pioneer of the “Smart Island” digital transformation program, which is the product of collaboration between Amazon Web Services and more than 20 Greek and multinational companies.
FM to meet Egyptian counterpart in Cairo
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias is in Cairo on Sunday to hold talks with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry. The two ministers will have a one-on-one meeting followed by expanded talks.
DBRS confirms Cyprus’ ‘BBB’ rating
DBRS Morningstar confirmed the Republic of Cyprus’ credit rating at ‘BBB’ on Friday, with the trend remaining Stable.
Thessaloniki stores cutting back on hours to save energy
Seeking to offset the impact of soaring electricity and natural gas prices, the initiative introduced by the city’s chamber of commerce expects to reduce business’ energy costs by an estimated 5-7.5% per day.
Soaring August exports point to a record year
Greek exports jumped 70.4% in August, moving toward a new record for the year, the Panhellenic Exporters Federation said on Friday.
Migrants seen as key to solving labor shortages
Greece must to review its migration policy to address labor shortages and demographic shifts like low birth rates and a rapidly aging population that threaten long-term growth, government officials tell Kathimerini.