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Gov't under scrutiny over relationship with judicial system
PoliticsForeign Policyin the past, is one of the areas where the SYRIZA-Independent Greeks administration feels that it can win
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Greek stocks fall 3.1 pct over week, volumes soar on Friday due to FTSE reclassification
Economy) largely dragged by one-offs and higher provisions. Core pre-provision income rebounded 6 percent quarter
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Greek banks: Taking stock of a rough 2015 and looking at what lies ahead
AgoraGreek banks concluded the release of fourth-quarter (Q4) results in the first half of March. All core banks posted net loss at the bottom line largely due to one-offs, higher provisions and seasonally increased operating expenses. Starting from the top line, net interest income (NII) rebounded 0.9
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Assorted obstacles block path to change of parties in coalition
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMarch its members discussed an 11-point document, with one of the points being that they would
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Declining flow of refugees gives struggling government some hope
PoliticsForeign Policythere remains tense. Visible divisions between Syrians and Iraqis on the one hand, and Pakistanis
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Piraeus Port Authority announces profit increase for 2015
EconomyBankingThe Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) has released its annual financial statement for 2015, showing post-tax profits of 23.8 percent. The port authority, which represents the largest seaport in Greece and one of the largest in Europe, has a split ownership between COSCO (51 percent), the Greek Shipping
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New Democracy sticks by snap polls call as gov't looks to probe, tender for relief
PoliticsGreek Politicswas an embarrassment in itself. The idea of MPs probing the links between the parties, banks and the media was one
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Greek stocks advance 2.6 pct for second straight week on improved investor sentiment
Economyreflecting a low base effect. Since the beginning of the year, they have lost one fourth of their market
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Tsipras and the IMF: Another miscalculation?
Agorathat should have been one for Greece's lenders, or even just the IMF and Germany, to haggle over. This wasn't
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Greece seeks to finalise 1 pct of GDP in new tax measures to close review
EconomyMacroeconomysector wage bill by lowering the initial number of new hirings by sticking to the rule of “one new hiring
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