Elxis opens new offices in Thessaloniki
Elxis – At Home in Greece (elxis.com) has inaugurated its new offices in Thessaloniki’s Aristotelous Square.
Smart things out of Nothing
Nothing is attempting to directly compete with giants in the industry such as Apple and Samsung, selling its products in at least 40 markets.
Turkey signs 20-year deal with Mercuria to buy US gas
Turkey has signed a 20-year deal with trading company Mercuria to buy US liquefied natural gas, Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar has said, as US President Donald Trump pushes for Europe to halt Russian energy purchases.
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Justice stemming from judges
The are judges in the higher, decision-making echelons of the justice system right now who realize that radical change is needed and who are not held back by unionist hang-ups and interests.
ATHEX: Local bourse has made it five in a row
The Greek stock market made it five out out of five, as on Wednesday it completed an entire week of positive closings for its benchmark.
Deadly deception brought to light
New allegations have emerged against a 62-year-old woman in Viotia, who buried her mother in a barn to continue collecting pension benefits.
Man found dead on Mykonos beach
A 68-year-old man was found unconscious on a Mykonos beach Wednesday morning and pronounced dead soon after.
Rouvikonas unfurl ‘Genocide’ banner outside US consulate in Thessaloniki
Members of the self-styled anarchist collective Rouvikonas (“Rubicon”) have unfurled a banner stating “Genocide” from scaffolding on the building housing the US Consulate in Thessaloniki.
Is the ‘Greek Dream’ still alive?
History has taught us that the combination of rising prices and inflation can stoke forces that shake the foundations of democracy, any democracy.