Evia company brings expertise to factories internationally
A Greek company, SABO, based in Evia, is a worldwide pioneer in factory construction, providing integrated industrial solutions.
In Moscow, the war is background noise, but ever-present
Metro trains are running smoothly in Moscow, as usual, but getting around the city center by car has become more complicated, and annoying, because anti-drone radar interferes with navigation apps.
Private debt declines by 135% in Cyprus
The private debt-to-GDP ratio in Cyprus has shown a significant decrease from its peak at the end of the first quarter in 2015 to the end of March 2023, according to the latest data from the Central Bank of Cyprus.
Greece on India’s ‘silk road’
Greece has a key geostrategic role in the new trade routes India is building, with the support of countries such as the US, South Korea and Japan.
Courage and a system
Three months have passed since Greece’s general elections and there is a climate of pessimism and uncertainty in the country. The unimaginable natural disasters combined with other events have shaken up public opinion, but also the government, which seems to have completely lost its pace.
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Tax evasion persists among the self-employed
Whether the economy is growing or in recession, whether it is operating normally or suffering from a pandemic, freelancers report about the same low incomes.
Toll of Daniel on the economy
Almost two weeks after the catastrophe wreaked by Daniel, the government and economists are still struggling to come up with an estimate of the extent of the damage.
The armed forces taboo has been broken
One of the biggest taboos in the period since the fall of the 1967-1974 dictatorship and the restoration of democracy has been the military.
ATHEX: Late slump for stocks on profit taking
Non-bank blue chips weighed on the Greek stock market benchmark on Monday.