Strong northerly winds disrupt shipping
Ships in various Greek ports were unable to dock on Saturday due to strong northerly winds that reached up to 9 on the Beaufort scale in certain parts of the Aegean Sea.
Scramble to save Coldplay’s sold-out Athens shows as stadium’s fate hangs in balance
We are at that point of the year when next summer’s big concerts start being announced and people are already circling dates on their calendars.
More multinationals come under scrutiny
Another five multinational groups whose consumer goods are sold in the Greek market are under scrutiny by the Interagency for Market Control (DIMEA), in order to determine whether they have violated laws against unfair profits.
Postecoglou takes London by storm
If someone was proofreading the Premier League table, they would immediately spot the mistake: At the top of the standings list, Tottenham seems like a word out of place.
Jobless rate at 14-year low
Greece’s unemployment rate is finally on the verge of dropping into the single digits after 14 years.
Why PPC is acquiring the Kotsovolos chain
Public Power Corporation reached an agreement with British group Currys for the purchase of electrical and electronic goods chain Kotsovolos for 200 million euros.
HRADF: Submission of one (1) offer for the development of the Argostoli Marina
The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF), a member company of GROWTHFUND – The National Fund of Greece, received today, Wednesday, November 1, 2023, one (1) offer in the tender process for the concession of port operation services and the right to use, operate, manage and develop the Argostoli Marina. The offer was submitted by…
PPC completes sale of energy products in the forward market during the period 2021-2023
The Public Power Corporation (PPC SA) announced on Wednesday that it has completed the obligations undertaken towards the Greek government for the sale of Greek-power forward products to third parties during the last three years.
Demolitions of interwar buildings altering city character
The demolition of one- and two-story historical houses from the interwar period in Athens’ old districts, such as Agios Nikolaos Street in Koukaki, in the center of the capital, is taking on worrying proportions.
After the disaster, the long wait
“In the beginning we said that the first to get money were those whose houses collapsed. That wasn’t the case.”