Cyprus hotels eye private desalination
Large hotel groups across Cyprus are seriously looking into installing their own small desalination plants.
To ship or to check? That is the luggage question
Literally and metaphorically, luggage is the freight of air travel.
Jumbo reports 5.64% increase in net profits for 2024
Toy and homeware retailer Jumbo on Monday reported net profits of 320.1 million euros for 2024, up by 5.64% on an annual basis.
SKY Express sees strong growth in Q1 2025, boosted by international expansion
In the first quarter of 2025, Greek airline SKY Express recorded strong growth in all key indicators. In particular, it recorded a 10% increase in passenger traffic and 8.5% growth in revenue compared to the same period in 2024.
Acclaimed doc on interwar Athens returns to the Megaron
A demonstration in central Athens, likely on Stadiou Street, during the 1930s.
Dobrawa Czocher | Athens | May 20
Renowned Polish cellist Dobrawa Czocher will make her Greek debut at the Roman Agora (3 Polignotou) as part of the This is Athens City Festival.
EU sets duties on Chinese construction machinery
The European Commission said on Monday it had imposed duties of up to 66.7% on imports of Chinese machines that lift construction workers after concluding that the producers were benefiting from unfair subsidies and selling at artificially low prices.
Why power users stick to green rates
Seven out of 10 consumers still choose the green electricity tariffs.
Greek gymnasts capture historic first place in Canada
In a landmark moment, the aesthetic group gymnastics team of AE Mykonos captured first place in their category at the IFAGG CAGG International Competition B, along with a fifth-place finish at the IFAGG World Cup II Challenge, held this weekend (April 26-28) at the Markham Pan Am Center in Ontario, Canada.
Seeds for the next iteration of public universities are growing
Each generation examines and makes demands of higher education. In the 1960s, campuses saw social disturbance and anti-Vietnam War protests. In the 1980s, controversy around the “corporate” university left some thinking schools’ mission to teach and research was replaced by real estate investments.