Autohellas turnover records 23.5% rise in Q2
Athens-listed Autohellas on Wednesday reported a 23.5% increase in its second-quarter turnover to 255.2 million euros from €206.6 million in the same period last year.
Athens-listed Autohellas on Wednesday reported a 23.5% increase in its second-quarter turnover to 255.2 million euros from €206.6 million in the same period last year.
The majority of stocks at Athinon Avenue posted a moderate decline on Wednesday, as the bourse failed to build on its Tuesday recovery.
A few weeks before the start of the trial over the Folli Follie scandal, in which Dimitris and Tzortzis Koutsolioutsos are accused, the family’s famous mansion on Spetses is reportedly at the center of talks about its utilization.
Witnesses have described to Kathimerini the events that took place at the port of Piraeus on Tuesday night, when 36-year-old man Antonis Karyotis, in his effort to board a ferry, the “Blue Horizon,” drowned after he was pushed by crew into the sea.
Almost one in three businesses audited by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) evaded paying taxes in the year to August 31.
Can there be a comprehensive resolution to the disputes between Greece and Turkey?
Hellenic Railways (OSE) has launched a new app for smartphones and tablets, OSE Railways, which provides easy access and reliability of information on railway schedules, while offering a number of useful features like real-time updates on timetables, arrivals per station and delays.
The threat of natural disasters looms large in the current era, as exemplified by the events unfolding in Greece and across the globe.
Focusing on subjects ranging from the destruction of nature to the position of women and their traditional role, Niki Kanagini (1933-2008) was a trailblazer on the Greek art scene. Her work will be showcased at the Roma Gallery in an exhibition titled “The Materiality of Writing,” curated by Eleni Hamalidi.
The government will unveil a package of measures this autumn to support vulnerable households, families with more than three children and people living in areas of higher energy needs who are forced to spend a significant part of their income on energy, Environment and Energy Minister Thodoros Skylakakis said in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian…