Bank of America sees significant opportunities for Greek banks from having a presence in countries such as Cyprus and Bulgaria, which is expected to offer strong new sources of revenue in the long term, just as the benefits of the Recovery Fund in Greece fade in the coming years.
An unlicensed wastewater treatment plant on Naxos island has become the center of a years-long dispute between a local citizen and municipal authorities.
A Turkish prosecutor’s office said on Thursday it ordered the seizure of the companies of Can Holding, owner of major media outlets and schools, in an investigation into money laundering, tax evasion and organised crime.
Manu Chao will return to Thessaloniki for his only concert in Greece, transforming the city into a vibrant musical celebration.
The government is expected to announce by the end of this month a new program to address the housing problem, which will combine the subsidy for renovation with the energy upgrading of old properties, after securing the approval of the European Commission.
A year since Mario Draghi, a former Italian prime minister and European Central Bank governor, presented his report on European competitiveness, “the sense of urgency has only deepened,” says Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis in an opinion piece published in the Economist on Wednesday.
Building authorities on Milos island revoked a hotel construction permit near Sarakiniko beach following a National Transparency Authority investigation revealing serious irregularities.
Train drivers across Greece are staging a 24-hour strike on Thursday in protest at the dismissal of three of their colleagues by Hellenic Train.
Investment firm Jefferies sees an opportunity for investing in Greece, as well as for Greek banks, in the country’s housing shortage.
It has been decided to extend the three-year tax exemption for owners who choose to rent out their property on a long-term lease.