Central Athens street clashes injure 16
A student rally against an education bill that was ratified in Parliament on Friday was marred by clashes with police.
Fuel smugglers linked to underworld
Investigators have linked members of a racket arrested on Tuesday for fuel smuggling and adulteration, to underworld businessmen with criminal histories for related offenses.
Net profits of €1.14 bln for Eurobank in 2023
Eurobank has announced overall net profits of €1.14 billion for 2023, compared to €1.347 billion in 2022.
Attica Bank reports efficiency, profitability
The year of 2023 was a landmark for Attica Bank, marking the lender’s consolidation, recovery and return to operating profitability after a long glut, according to a statement issued by the bank on Thursday.
Fast-appropriate products to have reduced prices until after Easter
The decision regarding the so-called “basket” of basic goods with reduced prices was published in the Government Gazette on Friday, making the price tags effective from March 13 until May 4.
Out-of-court settlement applications double
The number of new applications submitted by debtors to the platform for the out-of-court settlement mechanism reached 7,360 in February.
Jobless rate drops in Cyprus
The latest data from the Cyprus Statistical Service (CyStat) reveal a positive shift in the country’s economic landscape.
Euroleague: Reds and Greens win ahead of their clash
Panathinaikos and Olympiakos scored home wins in the Euroleague ahead of their all-Greek clash next week.
Private universities bill adopted
The Greek Parliament has passed the bill allowing the operation of private, non-profit universities, 159-129.
ATHEX: Seventh week of gains on local bourse
The seventh consecutive week of gains for the benchmark of the Greek stock market closed on Friday with a mixed session.