Danish shipping and logistics firm DFDS said on Friday it had terminated a share purchase agreement with Ekol Logistics and that a deal struck in April to buy the Turkish group’s international transport network would no longer take place.
A development plan for a mega-yacht repair center on the island of Rhodes was posted for public consultation on Friday, and will remain open to comments until November 11.
North Macedonia’s conservative prime minister, Hristijan Mickoski, has reacted angrily to allegations from the far-left nationalist opposition claiming he had shifted his position on the Prespa Agreement.
As of Monday, new payment options for employer contributions and outstanding dues will be available through the IRIS and DIAS online systems on the online platform of the Single Social Security Entity (e-EFKA).
Cyprus made strides in paying down its debt in the second quarter of 2024.
A 5-year-old boy was killed in a targeted ambush Friday on his family’s vehicle in Markopoulo, near Athens.
The Ministry of Development announced the approval of 271 investment projects throughout Greece, with a total budget of 858 million euros.
Piraeus Bank announced on Friday record nine-month normalized net profit of 932 million euros, corresponding to €0.72 per share, leading to updated target of €0.90 for 2024.
The Greek teams confirmed this week they are once again among the favorites for the Final Four.
Poverty is no longer due to unemployment, as was the case in the past. It has become a structural element of the functioning of the Greek economy, an economy that massively produces the new poor – people with jobs who earn meager wages.