Greece awaits Brussels’ approval to cut heating oil excise duty, targeting €1.75/liter with a three-pronged plan covering tax cuts, allowances, and diesel subsidies.
Revolut faces a $3M ransom threat after hackers breached customer data using a fake government email, exposing addresses, ID photos, and Bitcoin activity.
Greek Finance Minister Pierrakakis heads to Dublin for Eurogroup and ECOFIN talks focused on Eurozone growth, productivity, and energy costs.
Greek fuel prices hit €2.20/liter, with increases of up to 30% in just months. Government intervention on heating oil costs announced.
Greece’s top court rules tax audits can reach back 10 years when fake invoices surface after the standard 5-year limitation period expires.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis participated on Wednesday (16/09) in the Board of Directors meeting of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry, stressing that the government has committed to exhausting all possible means of supporting businesses within…
Greek Deputy PM Hatzidakis calls for a major economic leap, urging Greece to lead the EU in growth, productivity, and competitiveness.
Brent crude slips to $108 as unexpected U.S. inventory builds ease pressure, while Middle East tensions and Houthi attacks keep markets on edge.
Greece’s government faces a brutal winter energy crunch as oil tops $100/barrel and gas hits €80/MWh, forcing urgent decisions on support measures.
Greece’s hotel sector is transforming, with €600M+ being invested in renovating existing properties rather than building new ones.
Greece suspends foreclosures, auctions, and evictions for 12 months for individuals and businesses affected by the deadly summer 2026 wildfires.
Greeks speak out on the Thessaloniki International Fair 2026 — do government announcements actually affect their daily lives?
