ATHEX: French jitters affect Greek bourse too
The tremors on bourses at the heart of the eurozone reached the bloc’s outskirts too on Friday.
Tender delays impacting daily life
Tenders with gray areas, problematic procedures that lead to delays, contracts that run up against the Court of Auditors, bodies that do not plan their needs in time, even when they have been known for years, are taking a toll on the daily life of citizens.
Elderly woman in central Greece dies due to contaminated water
An elderly woman in the Magnesia region of central Greece died on Friday after falling ill due to contaminated water supply, local media report.
Labor market’s peculiar mix
The Greek labor market is showing an explosive mixture of relatively high unemployment – which despite the increase in employment remains significantly above 10% – and thousands of vacant positions.
Speed and transparency
Tenders for essential supplies needed by the state and the organizations it controls often seem designed to fail.
A serious lack of gravitas
In addition to the conclusions that we must draw, and the intense politicking that has followed last Sunday’s election, we must also look at the 21 members of the European Parliament who were elected.
Over 32,000 visitors at Posidonia 2024
Last week’s Posidonia 2024 has already gone down in history as the best-attended in the biennial event’s 55 years of existence.
Greens bounce back to add the Greek title to the European crown
Panathinaikos AKTOR has returned after three years to the throne of Greek basketball, adding the Basket League title to its Euroleague crown.
Viva losses mean no dividend for 2023
The VivaWallet group showed operating losses of 31.7 million euros for 2023, extending the negative results from 2022, according to the financial statements published.