Waiting for GDP data ahead of TIF
Government officials are awaiting, with some trepidation, the announcement from ELSTAT on Q2 GDP on Sep 5, a day ahead of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ keynote speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Non-state universities bring new medical, law schools
Two new medical schools and three new law schools will open in Greece this October as part of the country’s first non-state universities, the government announced.
Record available short-rental beds in July
Greece recorded a new high in available short-term rental beds in July, continuing the trend that began last year and has led their number to over one million beds.
US Congress presses for intelligence report on Turkey’s links to Hamas
The US Congress is seeking a new report on Turkey’s ties to Hamas and its affiliates through an amendment introduced by Representative Dan Goldman to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
Crash suspect to appear before a prosecutor in Thessaloniki
A 45-year-old woman suspected of injuring two people in a serious car accident and abandoning the scene is expected to appear before a prosecutor in Thessaloniki on Saturday.
Festival helps visitors discover Messolonghi
What began in 2018 as the vision of two young people has grown into a vibrant cultural institution. The ‘Messolonghi by Locals’ festival in western Greece continues through Sunday for its seventh year.
Banks lead fourth losing ASE session
The Athens Stock Exchange sustained losses for the fourth consecutive session Friday, but still managed to end August with overall gains – a record 10th consecutive month it did so.
Gastroenteritis outbreak on Kea not from water, says EODY
A gastroenteritis outbreak that sickened more than 250 people on the Aegean island of Kea earlier this month was not caused by contaminated water, the National Public Health Organization said.
H&M turnover edges up 0.47%
Fashion retailer H&M’s turnover in the 12 months ending on November 30, 2024, grew 0.47%, to 184.58 million, but profits grew much faster, according to the company’s report.
Are AI tools making doctors worse at their jobs?
In the past few years, studies have described the many ways artificial intelligence tools have made doctors better at their jobs: It’s aided them in spotting cancer, allowed them to make diagnoses faster and in some cases, helped them more accurately predict who’s at risk of complications.