MacroPolis

Show/Hide Search

Search

Results 4581 to 4590 out of 5806. RSS

  1. Greek digital economy lagging due to weak demand, lack of skills

    Society

    countries, with only 39% of citizens with internet access on their phones and other portable devices. “One

    1%

  2. The six reform proposals Greece hopes will help unlock more funding

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    by the current government with its eurozone partners is better than the previous one. MRB for Star

    1%

  3. Greek unemployment rate ends 2014 at 26 pct, the first uptick since Sep 2013
    Photo by MacroPolis

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    climbed almost one percentage point (pp) month on month (MoM) to 26.8 percent in December from 25.9

    1%

  4. Reported widening of revenue shortfall in Feb as liquidity worries persist

    Economy

    to the one-month extension provided to taxpayers to pay their obligations. VAT revenues

    1%

  5. Gender stereotyping rife in workplace, say Greeks

    Society

    for women to combine a job with household and care responsibilities is one of the most effective

    1%

  6. Unemployment rate edges up to 26.1 pct in Q4 2014

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    years and mainly reflected the seasonal positive impact from tourism. One year ago, the jobless rate

    1%

  7. Greek gov't targets unpaid social security contributions: The numbers involved

    Economy

    for an elimination of penalties and surcharges if the full principle is paid in one instalment

    1%

  8. In potential clash with lenders, SYRIZA wants to use privatistion receipts to fund social policies

    Economy

    to reach a compromise by extending it by one month for the government to sign a new agreement

    1%

  9. Growing uncertainty weighs on Greek shares and bonds

    Economy

    to 21.26 percent, more than 4.5 pp higher from the 16.7 percent recorded on February 23, one day after

    1%

  10. Greece must tackle foreign bribery by Greek firms, OECD says

    Society

    , it noted that “one case was closed without a thorough investigation”. That case relates to a Greek

    1%