TAIPED asks two bidders to up offers for former US base
State asset utilization fund TAIPED said on Thursday it has asked two bidders to raise their financial offers for a sprawling former US military base on Crete.
EDP Renewables inaugurates wind farm at Malesina
EDP Renewables officially launched its first project in Greece, a 45-megawatt wind power park at Livadi, near Malesina, in Central Greece, on Thursday.
Turning Western Macedonia into economy of the future
The great challenge for Western Macedonia is its conversion to an economy of the future with the creation of new jobs, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday in a meeting with Kozani entrepreneurs.
Central Bank: Household deposits up in October
Deposits placed by households and non-profit institutions grew by 456 million euros in October, totaling 132.5 billion euros, with the annual growth rate at 8.8%, the Bank of Greece said on Friday.
Why the retail industry is fighting vaccine mandates
The holiday shopping season has arrived, and retailers are ringing it in by doing everything from cutting prices to stocking showrooms to lure back customers who stayed at home last year.
Thessaloniki Metro buried under legal disputes
The completion of the Thessaloniki Metro is being delayed by a series of rearguard legal actions, all supported and abetted by the opposition Syriza party.
Away win at last for Olympiakos, and at Armani too
Olympiakos scored its first road victory in the Euroleague this season, downing Armani Milano in Italy on Friday, after Panathinaikos recorded its third win in the campaign, against Zenit in Athens on Thursday.
ATHEX: Benchmark sinks to new 4-month low
The Greek stock market experienced a Black Friday of its own, suffering its worst daily losses in almost 13 months, due to the global concern over the new coronavirus variant from southern Africa.
Myopic protests
One needs to look at major public works, such as the Acropolis Museum in Athens, evaluate their status and contribution to today’s world, and bring back to mind how shortsighted the fierce protests that delayed their construction really were.
One man dead as bad weather pummels western Greece
A weather front moving across western Greece claimed the life of a 65-year-old man on Friday in Ilia after his car was swept away by a flash flood.