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Alexandra Sdoukou: Never in post-war Greece have we had so many two-dimensional and three-dimensional surveys

The Muslim holiday of Şeker bayramı, as it’s known in Turkish, is commemorated this year between April 6 and April 14, meaning it will culminate over the weekend

The deal, previously reported by ot.gr, is billed as valued at two billion euros, with implementation horizon of three years.

As the analysis notes, the long-term trend of household forecasts for their economic situation and unemployment is favorable, reaffirmed by their intentions for significant purchases and savings,

This year, market participants, evidently spurred by last year's outcome, largely predict stability, with 1 in 5 expecting growth exceeding 2%.

Development marks first foray into retail sector for Greece's dominant power utility

Comparing Feb 2024 indices with their counterparts from Feb 2023, the sector of manufacturing other transport equipment registered the most substantial percentage increase.

Gentiloni praised the Greek PM for the "economic success story"

Greece's dominant power utility 'back in black' after flirting with insolvency prior to 2019

"We want to make wage employment more attractive by giving employers the opportunity to offer the best possible salaries," Minister Domna Michailidou told Athens chamber board members

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According to Greece's central bank, net revenues from property sales in the country purchased by foreign nationals in 2023 exceeded 2.1 billion euros.

Development ministry approval of environmental terms another step forward for major IRC planned in Maroussi district, along Kifissias Ave.

Basic food costs and other staple products like bottled water, soft drinks, and fruit juices witnessed an increase of 13.8%, and fruits were up by 12.3%

General inflation is expected to further decline in 2024 to 2.8%

Exports of Greek distilled beverages, encompassing all types of liquors and spirit drinks, exceeded 100 million euros in value for 2023, up 9.4% percent on the previous year, according to data released by Eurostat last week. Ouzo, the clear anise-flavored aperitif, was once again the most popular spirit exported from Greece, accounting for 58% of […]

The shortages are due to a combination of factors including the annual hunt for seasonal employees at the start of the tourist season, persistent skills gaps in the IT sector, and a shortage of hands in Greece's booming construction industry.

The hikes in fuel prices haven’t only caused headaches for drivers, they have also affected gas station owners as consumers in Northern Greece opt to purchase cheaper gasoline from Bulgaria and Turkey

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Imports decreased by 1.1%, while exports saw a notable decrease of 11.4%, causing significant concern for the trajectory of the Greek economy.