More debtors are settling out of court
About 6,500 debtors to the state and banks applied for out-of-court settlements in July, according to the Ministry of Finance.
About 6,500 debtors to the state and banks applied for out-of-court settlements in July, according to the Ministry of Finance.
The Athens Stock Exchange continued on its upward trajectory Tuesday, setting a new 15-year-high, after vaulting over 2,000 points for the first time since 2010 on Monday.
Paid overtime in businesses that were mandated to introduce a digital work card to monitor the working hours of their employees has increased dramatically in the first half of the year, according to data released Monday by Labor and Social Security Minister Niki Kerameus.
Two American financiers, with support from a former campaign manager of US President Donald Trump, have approached Bulgarian authorities to discuss a possible investment in a state-owned underground storage filled mostly with Russian natural gas, according to five people familiar with the matter.
A ferry ran aground on a reef off Evia island near Athens on Tuesday, authorities said.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed ministers during a Government Economic Policy Council meeting, outlining 12 interventions designed to facilitate entrepreneurship and reduce bureaucratic obstacles facing businesses.
The Efxinos Club of European Citizens, a Pontic Greek organization, has called on the Israeli government to formally recognize the Pontic Genocide.
This is not the first time that energy and water supply networks have been tested in areas with high tourist traffic. The pressure on infrastructure will intensify, not only from the sharp increase in consumption in the summer months, but also from the depletion of resources caused by the climate crisis.
If one looks at Athens from the Acropolis and Lycabettus hills, one will see that this sea of apartment buildings that fills the field of vision is also a triumph of the small-medium social model that prevailed after 1950.
Greece is included in the list of European countries exposed to the risk of the so-called “fiscal drag.”