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Athens goes over energy plans, eyes enhanced role
PoliticsForeign Policycooperations with Cyprus, Egypt and Israel to be of great importance. - The third in row “energy funding
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Office prices rebound 0.6 pct in 2016 for first time since 2010, retail space prices edge down 0.4 pct
EconomyMacroeconomycontinued heading south for the sixth year in a row, albeit at a slower pace of 0.4 percent in 2016 after
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Greek SMEs struggle most for finance versus eurozone peers
EconomyMacroeconomynegative (-4 percent) in the eurozone for the fourth time in a row. On the factors with an impact
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Greek PMI rises to 49.6 in May as uncertainty continues to impact
EconomyMacroeconomyto lengthen for the eighth month in a row. There is evidence to suggest that restricted liquidity led
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April retail sales up by 4.6 pct, volume rises 3 pct
EconomyMacroeconomyin a row and came to 68.8, the highest reading since the start of the year. In contrast, the retail
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PMI at 50.5 in June, posting first growth in 10 months
EconomyMacroeconomyin pre-production inventories. Input prices continued to rise for the 15th month in a row. Although
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Parliament debate yields little, wait for bailout tranche goes on
PoliticsGreek Politicswas seen by some as a sop to Golden Dawn. The leaders’ row, however, ended with the opposition chief
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Net job hirings reach 40,599 in six-month
EconomyMacroeconomyThe employment balance stayed positive in June 2017 with net hirings climbing by around 55,600 to 99,197 from 33,608 a year ago, data from the Labour Ministry’s Ergani information system revealed on Friday. June represents the fifth month in a row with positive net growth in the job market., albeit
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Samsung buys out Innoetics in latest boost for Greek tech sector
EconomyFeaturesplatform. Their TTS technology claimed the top spot for two years in a row at the Blizzard Challenge
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New overdue tax obligations reach 717 mln in May, total at 95.2 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyon self-employed and high net worth individuals row to 25.6 percent while the five-month figure
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