Care center for disabled children being investigated for abuse
An investigation was launched on Tuesday into the living conditions at a care facility for disabled children in Thessaloniki, northern Greece.
Tips below 300 euros per month will not be taxed
Monthly tips of up to 300 euros for employees in cafes and restaurants will not be taxed, the Finance ministry announced on Tuesday when it unveiled changes to Greece’s taxation laws.
Diaspora and the seeds of memory
Greeks here in Greece tend to peer quizzically at their compatriots who now live abroad, especially if they left several decades ago. Their eyes wander, they search for recognition in the eyes of those with whom they are reunited.
The EU needs ‘financial fuel’ to boost its GDP
The collaboration between Alpha Bank and UniCredit ensures extroversion and access to better products and services for Greek businesses.
Man caught by hidden camera sexually abusing bedridden woman
A 56-year-old man in central Greece was charged with rape after he was caught on camera abusing a bedridden elderly womanwivth dementia, state-run broadcaster ERT reported Tuesday.
EU energy ministers discuss Ukraine energy crisis, Russian LNG
EU energy ministers met in Luxembourg on Tuesday to discuss the bloc’s rising Russian LNG imports, Ukraine’s energy shortages ahead of winter and how to balance energy prices across member states, officials said.
Plan for a €1 bln data center
The new investment consortium of Dromeus Capital and Apto, PIMCO’s vehicle in the field of data centers, is making its first investment in the sector at Spata in eastern Attica.
Quest Group buys out Benrubi SA
Quest Holdings has signed an agreement for the acquisition of 70% of Benrubi SA, permitting it to enter the wholesale business of electrical and household appliances, which has remarkable profit margins.