Weed at the US Open? Some players swear they can smell it
Those familiar with New York City know it’s a place where you will occasionally be confronted with the smell of marijuana.
Aimless preaching
To be clear, the agencies that the state has given responsibility for fire protection are not civilian organizations.
Vigilantes who ‘arrested’ migrants are remanded
Three men who took the law into their own hands last week in Evros, northeastern Greece, by locking up in a trailer 13 migrants whom they accused of arson were temporarily remanded on Friday after a decision by the Judicial Council of Alexandroupoli.
Wargaming to sell 6.8% stake in Hellenic Bank to Eurobank
Wargaming has announced its decision to sell its remaining stake of 6.8% (28,023,767 shares) in Hellenic Bank to Eurobank.
Priest in Crete probed over icon theft
A priest in a parish of Iraklio on the island of Crete is being investigated by police after he was found in possession of unregistered old icons and large sums of money.
ATHEX: Index ends week back at square one
September began at Athinon Avenue with concerns expressed by traders after the first hour related to the global economy and the fear of stagflation.
Goldilocks electors and dark rooms
The great interest shown in Stefanos Kasselakis’ bid for SYRIZA’s leadership, which is totally disproportionate to the odds of his winning, may stem precisely from the exotic aspect of the story.
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Deadline extended due to Taxisnet overload
The Taxisnet overload this week, owing to the wave of tax returns filed ahead of the August 31 deadline, has led the Finance Ministry to extend the deadline yet again.
High US interest in Volos port bids
The United States’ International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), a state development bank, has offered the Goldair Group, one of the four bidders for a controlling stake – a minimum of 67% – in the port of Volos, to partly finance upgrades in the port’s infrastructure.