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  1. A Eurogroup deal that might be hard to stomach

    Agora

    that are holding Greece back. If reforms of such nature are included in the new IMF programme

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  2. Marfin Investment Group EBITDA up 75.6 pct in Q1

    Economy

    on year to 25.6 percent. Group consolidated EBITDA (including holding companies) increased by 75.6

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  3. Reshuffle speculation mounts as offshore law sparks new political row

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is reportedly mulling the idea of a reshuffle but his decision is likely to be linked to the holding

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  4. PASOK and Potami aim to firm up joint platform
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

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    are close. Theodorakis is still holding out hope that PASOK will go through a period of modernisation

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  5. Newsletter 80 - 01/07/2016

    Newsletters

    , the possibility of financial institutions relocating and numerous businesses holding off on investments, gives

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  6. Fool Britannia
    Photo by Can Esenbel

    Agora

    of financial institutions relocating and numerous businesses holding off on investments, gives

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  7. Opposition tries to pin government down over last year's Plan X
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Houliarakis, who led Greece’s negotiating team at a technical level, denied ever holding any meetings

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  8. Greek stocks rise 3.8 pct on week, banks rebound by 10.7 pct
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    Economy

    in the previous week. Corporate news Piraeus said it agreed with Holding M. Sehnaoui SAL

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  9. Sallas exit from Piraeus marks end of era in Greek banking sector
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    EconomyBanking

    of domestic loans and 27 percent of deposits (with NBG holding an equal share) with a branch network

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  10. Final list of bidders confirmed ahead of contentious auction for TV permits
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Its exclusion from the process is seen by some as confirmation that the government is holding

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