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Excluding IMF is no panacea for Greece
ATHENS: In December the category that provided the most jobs was “Musicians, singers, dancers” – not the stuff that flourishing...
Greece sees IMF exit from bailout as way out of impasse, official says
ATHENS: Greece would welcome an International Monetary Fund exit from its bailout program, saying it might help the country conclude...
Greek shipping companies sentenced to pay $2.7m for ocean pollution
ATHENS: Two Greek shipping companies were sentenced yesterday to pay corporate penalties totaling $2.7 million after being convicted for obstructing...
Freeze hits Balkan electricity markets as Greece halts exports
ATHENS: The unusually cold weather and heavy snowfall that sowed panic in southeastern European power trading this week continued to...
Greek consumer prices rise in Dec
ATHENS: Greece's annual EU-harmonised inflation rate turned positive in December after a negative reading in the previous month, statistics service...
Greek exports continued their recovery in November
ATHENS: The rise in exports continued in November, coming to 4.2 percent on a monthly basis or 11.1 percent not...
Greek industrial output rises 2.3 percent y-o-y in November
ATHENS: Greek industrial output rose 2.3 percent in November compared to the same month last year after an upwardly revised...
Greece to meet eurozone finance ministers
ATHENS: With a meeting of eurozone finance ministry officials scheduled for Thursday, Greek and European officials aim to unfreeze stalled...
Tax makes hotel investments costlier in Greece
ATHENS: High taxation is preventing tourism investment in Greece, according to the latest study by the Institute of the Greek...
Thessaloniki Port sell-off in the final stretch
ATHENS: Many authorities in Thessaloniki got fired up by the prime minister’s promise to give the city’s residents part of...
Tax makes hotel investments costlier in Greece
ATHENS: High taxation is preventing tourism investment in Greece, according to the latest study by the Institute of the Greek...
Loulis Mills signs loan contracts for 40 mln euros
ATHENS: Greek flour-making company Loulis Mills on Thursday announced the signing of two contracts of collateralized common syndicated bond loans,...
Greece unleashes ‘soft’ cash ban
ATHENS: The spread of global cash bans continues with Greece unveiling their so-called 'soft' approach by which taxpayers will only...
Tax debts to Greek state rise to more than 94 bln euros
ATHENS: More than half of the country’s taxpayers owe money to the cash-strapped Greek state, according to the Finance Ministry’s...
TAIPED proceeds with AIA and Cassiope deals
ATHENS: State sell-off fund TAIPED had two reasons to be happy on Thursday, as it looks set to secure the...
December retail turnover seen missing 4 bln euro target
ATHENS: Turnover in December is not expected to reach the target of 4 billion euros, the National Confederation of Greek...
China: Apple imports increase by 15%
BEIJING: "Benefitting from the growing consumption demand in China, the Yuanxing company imported and sold 15% more fruit than in...
National Bank of Greece to sell unit to KBC
ATHENS: Belgian bank KBC Group on Friday said it was buying United Bulgarian Bank and Interlease in a move that...
Road tax deadline extended to Jan 9
ATHENS: The Finance Ministry on Friday granted a fresh extension on the payment deadline for the 2017 road tax. Motorists...
Paying taxes via credit cards has pros and cons
ATHENS: Taxpayers have paid taxes of almost 1 billion euros using credit cards this year, reflecting the growing difficulty people...
