ATHEX: Banks bring fresh growth to the bourse
Stocks soared on Tuesday at Athinon Avenue, with traders shifting most of their attention to banks.
Harris thanks Greek, Cypriot envoys for their support
David Harris. former CEO of the American Jewish Committee, thanked the Ambassadors of Cyprus and Greece to Washington for their support of Israel.
Standstill traffic
The region of Attica has a huge problem with traffic. One would expect that the government, in collaboration with the local authorities, would study the issue and take measures, not necessarily of immediate effect, as the problem does not only concern traffic police.
Greece, a debt cut champion
The already very important performance recorded by Greece internationally in terms of debt-to-GDP ratio reduction will continue over the next seven years.
Shock for several pensioners
The State General Accounting Office is demanding from pensioners the return of retroactive amounts that correspond to salaries higher than those to which they were entitled if they continued to work wider public sector entities after their retirement.
Continuity in SYRIZA
We have learned a lot about Stefanos Kasselakis since he burst into Greek politics four months ago: what kind of coffee he drinks, which gym he goes to and that he likes weight training.
Council of Bars & Law Societies of Europe to hold two-day conference in Athens
The Council of Bars & Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) will convene in a two-day conference on November 22-24 at Zappeion Megaron in Athens.
Owner of dogs that killed 5-year-old found guilty
The owner of the dogs who fatally injured a 5-year-old boy in 2016 in Kozani, western Macedonia was convicted of manslaughter on Tuesday.
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Women in the EU still get paid 13% less than men, Commission says
Women in the European Union get paid 13% less than men doing the same job on average despite equal pay being part of EU law, the European Commission said on Tuesday.