Conference debates post-Olympics opportunities and problems As the Athens 2004 Olympics approach, businessmen and politicians have begun to focus on what Greece will be like, what problems and...
Greek stocks ended higher on Thursday helped by a wave of buying interest in the last couple of hours of trading in the Athens Stock Exchange, following a trend in other European markets. The...
06/11/2003
Government tries to fight persistently high inflation Newly appointed Competition Commission President Spyros Zisimopoulos (l) talks to Development Minister Akis Tsochadzopoulos yesterday....
06/11/2003
Greek stocks ended Wednesday's session mixed to higher in the Athens Stock Exchange reflecting lack of fresh incentives and directions in the market. The general index ended 0.10 percent higher at...
05/11/2003
OTE Telecom’s INFOTE service (“Golden Number” 11811) is soon to be extended outside the Athens area and Thessaloniki. The service, providing information and road orientation for a wide range of...
05/11/2003
Increases of 5.4% to 10% on average, starting wages of 590 euro and the incorporation of basic benefits in the wages, are foreseen in the draft on the new payroll for civil servants, submitted in...
05/11/2003
Greek stocks eased slightly in the Athens Stock Exchange on Tuesday, succumbing to a late wave of profit taking as the market tried to find new balance levels after Monday's strong advance. The...
04/11/2003
Papademos warns as Finance Ministry reports 9-month data On the day the Finance Ministry revealed that the state budget deficit for the January-September period was nearly triple that of the same...
04/11/2003
Serious problems to public administration will be caused by today's 24-hour strike proclaimed by the Civil Servants' Association with demands regarding their wages. There will also be problems in...
04/11/2003
Greek stocks ended Monday's session sharply higher in the Athens Stock Exchange, marking the first trading session of November with solid gains, reflecting renewed buying interest for equities. The...
03/11/2003