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Success stories run aground: Family civil wars that destroyed businesses

From the Rammou sisters of Market In and the Pavlidis siblings of the marble industry to the Domazakis (Creta Farms), Malamatina and Karnesis families, family ties turned into a “War of the Roses,” cutting short successful trajectories

Pierrakakis: New model of sustainable development for Greece after the Recovery Fund

The Eurogroup President and Minister of Economy and Finance stresses that Greece is entering a phase of sustainable growth after the Recovery Fund, with a focus on private investment, reforms, productivity and fiscal stability, strengthening European convergence

Electricity tariffs: How December 2025 closes and what to expect in January 2026

December closes with around a 5% rise in wholesale electricity prices, increasing pressure for higher electricity tariffs in January, with consumers and suppliers closely monitoring developments

From Hellenikon to OAKA, millions of investments in the sports real estate of Attica

Sports tourism contributes 10% of global tourism turnover of all receipts - Lamda, TEMES Group, Viohalco and Faish lead the new wave of sports investments

How Greece is “closing” the loans of the first memorandum earlier

The new early repayment of €5.287 billion, the plan until 2031 and the billions of benefit from the interest reduction

Where foreign investment firms set the bar for Greek equities in 2026

The Greek stock market is among the most attractive markets, according to the largest investment firms

Thousands of properties bought by Chinese, Israelis, and Turkish nationals with Golden Visa ready for mass return to the market

Data from the major Golden Visa offices show that the vast majority of foreign investors never used the properties for owner-occupation

BP sells 65% of Castrol for $6 billion and shifts its strategy

The sale marks a turning point for BP as the British group moves away from its previous 'green' strategy

Wave of bankruptcies in Germany: Which businesses are hit hardest

The number of corporate bankruptcies in Germany during the first three months of 2025 is the highest recorded in the past eleven years

Greek Tax Authority to step up scrutiny of suspicious bank transfers and investment transactions from the New Year

Tax authorities tighten oversight as financial institutions face pressure to disclose high-risk transactions

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