Cyprus forum on shipping in Limassol
Capital Link is hosting the sixth annual Cyprus Shipping Forum on Tuesday, at the Columbia Plaza in Limassol.
Interest rate spread is widening
All categories of new loans, especially business loans, saw an increase in interest rates of up to 0.50% in January, in contrast to deposit rates, where the increases are only up to 0.13%.
Primary surplus target at 2%
The next Greek government will be called upon to take steps toward a fiscal surplus of approximately 2% of gross domestic product in 2024.
Three medals for Greeks in Indoor Europeans, with Tentoglou gold again
Greece won three medals at the Indoor Track & Field Europeans in Istanbul over the weekend, with Miltos Tentoglou winning gold, while Andrikopoulos and Karalis finished second.
No trains on Monday
The rolling strikes by Hellenic Train employees will continue Monday, the company announced.
Easy wins for AEK, Olympiakos and PAOK
AEK managed to emerge unscathed from its trip to OFI on Sunday to return to the top of the Super League, while Olympiakos and PAOK scored six goals each at home.
Larissa station master jailed pending trial
The Larissa station master whose decision to place a southbound freight train and a northbound passenger train on the same track led to Greece’s deadliest train disaster last Tuesday will be remanded pending trial.
Steve Gianakos | Athens | To March 24
Always one to push at stereotypes and poke fun at social norms, US-born Greek artist Steve Gianakos returns with “I… Loop de Loop.”
Hellenic Train promises immediate compensation
Hellenic Train, the company that operates Greece’s trains, announced Sunday it will immediately compensate survivors and the victims’ families and will not make use of an exemption granted by the government.
Neglect led to deadly train collision
Last Tuesday’s railway crash in central Greece, the country’s deadliest ever, was caused by the actions of an inexperienced station master.