Piraeus Port has matched Valencia
Piraeus Port Authority Chairman Zenggang Yu described last year as one of the most successful in the history of the port of Piraeus, speaking at the 8th Delphi Economic Forum on Friday.
Pierce entrance exams to be held on May 13-14
Pierce – The American College Greece announced it will hold its exams in English, Modern Greek and maths for the entry of pupils on May 13 and 14 ahead of the 2023-24 academic year.
Cruise crews outspend passengers in Thessaloniki
Cruise liner crew members spend almost twice as much in Thessaloniki as passengers, a study presented at the 7th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum that took place in the northern Greek city this week revealed.
Uphill battle now for the Reds
Fenerbahce snatched home advantage away from Olympiakos on Friday with its win in Piraeus that has the best-of-five series tied 1-1 on the way to the Euroleague Final Four.
Three in four companies plan wage hikes
A majority of workers say they will leave their jobs if they find better pay or working conditions
Gone with the wind
The negative opinion of the Environment Ministry’s Biodiversity Directorate on the construction of wind parks with a total of 58 wind turbines in southern Skyros has brought relief to the island. The Monastery of Agia Lavra, which owns the land, has been pushing for its exploitation for years. Perhaps now, with the plans rejected for…
Housing stock not enough
The pool of homes that qualify for the government’s My Home (“Spiti Mou”) program is smaller than in the recent past.
ATHEX: Five-week rising streak is snapped
April has ended for the bourse benchmark with a monthly growth of 2.89%, reversing the decline observed in March, but week-on-week it suffered losses that were extended on Friday on a day with a downward trend for almost the entire session.
Olympiakos wins the men’s volleyball league title
Olympiakos has extended its men’s volleyball league title record to 31 trophies after seeing off rival PAOK in the Volley League finals.
Shift on salaries
The competitiveness of the Greek economy has for too many years relied on the contraction of salaries. Now the country has, thankfully, entered a new phase.