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  1. EU officials suggest frantic days ahead for Athens until March 11 Eurogroup
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    in the CDS market high, which could lead to the banks having to pay a commission for the state guarantee

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  2. Minister's actions put PM on the spot as politicians' loans stir controversy

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ordered by a court to pay damages to the family of a dead journalist in connection to allegations made

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  3. European Commission report due to set tone for build-up to March 11 Eurogroup
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    new payment schemes to allow taxpayers to pay off what they owe over lengthy periods

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  4. Budget primary balance confirmed at 729 mln in January
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of expenditure, which was allocated to settling back pay of various cases of wages and pensions cuts

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  5. EC report notes economic imbalances and outlines remedies
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    Economy

    external competitiveness are starting to pay off. As part of reforms under the European Stability

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  6. Moody's raises Greece two notches to 'B1' but highlights challenges for further upgrades
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    to materially weaker fiscal performance and institutional improvements. Moody's highlights that it will pay

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  7. Going for Growth: What next for Greece's economy and banks?
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    . Firstly, Greek shipping firms pay no direct tax to the public purse. Secondly, despite the largest...://www.commerzbank.com/en/hauptnavigation/aktionaere/aktie/aktuelle_kursentwicklung/aktuelle

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  8. Tsipras prepares line-up for European elections as Mitsotakis tries to woo investors
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Aware of this, Mitsotakis has recently begun stressing that he will put pressure on businesses to pay

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  9. Tsipras hammers out dividing lines, trumpets battle with 'elite'

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    but left average Greeks to pay the cost of this practice. In many ways, this was a return to the kind

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  10. Athens set to press ahead with primary residence law despite differences with lenders
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    an assessed property value of less than 250,000 euros and who still has up to 130,000 euros to pay

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