Greece has officially opened the door for private doctors to use public hospital facilities to provide services to their own patients, following a joint decision by the ministries of Health and National Economy.
Concern is growing in Athens over the stance of the Patriarchate of Jerusalem in negotiations on the status of Saint Catherine’s Monastery at Mount Sinai.
The Competition Commission has given the nod to Piraeus Bank’s acquisition of Ethniki General Insurance Co SA, deciding that the acquisition will not hinder competition in the sector.
Credit ratings agency Moody’s said Tuesday that half-year profits announced by Alpha, National, Piraeus Bank and Eurobank are on solid ground, based on credit expansion and nonperforming loans (2.9% in June) inching closer to the European average (2.2%).
Consumers, both individual and corporate, have until the end of the year to apply for a subsidy for their new electric car.
Turkey’s largest hospital operator Acibadem has agreed to buy an 80% stake in Bayindir Hospitals from Is Bankasi for $55 million, Acibadem’s Chairman Mehmet Ali Aydinlar said on Tuesday.
Civil defense personnel fight battles every year, in peacetime. They do not do a “normal” job. They dive into the fire to protect lives and property.
Despite obvious signs of profit-taking, the Athens Stock Exchange managed to close marginally higher, posting gains for a seventh session in a row.
More than 100 wildfires broke out across the country on Tuesday.
A rescue operation is underway in western Chios to evacuate people trapped on the beaches of Limnia and Agia Markella due to a large wildfire.