Greece to hold 13-week T-bill sale
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) is auctioning 13-week treasury bills to the amount of 625 million euros in book entry form on Wednesday, with maturity on August 4.
Kasidiaris’party barred from elections
The Supreme Court has ruled that the National Party, founded by the convicted criminal and former Golden Dawn MP Ilias Kasidiaris, may not contest the May 21 election.
Cypriot wines to bear WineCore logo
The wine industry in Cyprus is at a turning point, as coordinated upgrading and promotion efforts are under way in both the private and public sectors.
Few Greek innovation leaders
While Greece has picked up speed in terms of innovation and strengthening the technology sector, businesses, especially small and medium-sized ones, still have a long way to go to boost their performance in this field, which is an obstacle for their further development.
Can artistry be built into a machine?
One day recently, on a table in Jean Oh’s lab in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, a robot arm was busy at a canvas.
May 21 election will have 36 contestants
A total of 36 parties and coalitions, as well as a single individual, will contest the May 21 election out of the 50 that had filed applications.
ATHEX: Most stocks left behind in late rally
The closing auctions turned things around at the Greek stock market on Tuesday, at the start of the trading week, offering the benchmark marginal gains despite the majority of stocks ending up in the red.
Stoking hate
Attacking politicians when they’re going about their private business or barging violently into their offices are not harmless forms of activism that should be treated with tolerance.
ANEK’s rescue becomes more difficult
Despite the recovery of tourism, which in 2022 helped companies such as Aegean, Autohellas and Attica Group to break historic records in their results, ferry company ANEK has recorded a further deterioration in its financial position.
Berlin ‘ready to contribute’ to Athens-Ankara thaw
There are encouraging signs of progress in Greek-Turkish relations, according to the German Chancellery’s Foreign and Security Policy Adviser Jens Ploetner.