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Newsletter 53 - 27/11/2015
million is being allocated to Alpha, 65 million to Eurobank, 50 million to NBG and 70 million to Piraeus
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Privatisation of power transmission firm ADMIE a key challenge among prior actions
EconomyProgrammeof electricity from Western Macedonia, where 70 percent of the country’s generation capacity is located
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Pension reform wrangle prompts Greece to consider going own way on contributions rise
EconomyProgrammepercent for low salary be applied rather than the current 70 percent. The 2016 budget voted
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Car sales resume double-digit growth rate in Oct with 15.2 pct rise
EconomyMacroeconomy30 percent in 2014. However, the 2014 figure of 102,359 still displayed a nosedive of 70 percent
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Greek firms rely on public procurement most in EU but also suspect corruption, survey indicates
Societydoing business, putting Greece behind Romania (70 percent) just ahead of Bulgaria (67 percent).
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Tax arrears jump by 1.45 bln in November to a total of 11.83 bln year to date
Economy, the 11-month figure of 56 million corresponds to 80 percent of the annual target of 70 million.
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Coalition poised to unveil pension reform proposals, hoping to avoid cuts
EconomyProgramme-salary employees compared to the current rate of 70 percent, while the institutions are said
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Mitsotakis win gives New Democracy chance for renewal but creates fresh risks
PoliticsGreek PoliticsKyriakos Mitsotakis scored a surprise victory in New Democracy’s election contest on Sunday by beating off competition from favourite Evangelos Meimarakis. Former interim leader Meimarakis conceded defeat late on Sunday, as Mitsotakis edged ahead 51 v 49 percent with around 70 percent of some
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Cosco's 369 mln Piraeus Port improved bid accepted, seals latest privatisation
EconomyBankingHellenic Republic Asset Development Fund said on Wednesday afternoon it accepted COSCO’s improved financial offer for the sale of 67 percent stake in Piraeus Port Authority (OLP). The offered amount stands at 368.5 million, which corresponds to 22 euros per share at a marked premium of 70 percent
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Newsletter 59 - 22/01/2016
). The new offer stands at 368.5 million euros, implying a premium of 70 percent on the company’s
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