Bread Factory seeks release of frozen bank accounts, says it has no links to Horiatiko – 1,000 jobs at risk
The company maintains that it has no connection to those accused in the Choriatiko criminal network and warns it may be unable to pay wages and suppliers
Fatal Plaka explosion: One suspect has criminal record dating back to 1985, police connected trio to nearly 80 cases
Three men arrested over the deadly explosion in Athens' Plaka district have collectively been investigated in nearly 80 previous cases, with one suspect's history of police encounters stretching back more than four decades
How to find out if you are paid less than your colleagues: What changes from tomorrow
Pay transparency brings new rules from 1 November – what information you can request from your employer, when they must respond and what happens if unjustified pay gaps are found
The pollsters, Kasidiaris and Doudonis, the two ladies and Alexis’s basketball player, the 70 Greeks doing business with Naval, and Bread Factory’s collateral damage
New Business from Sweden and Denmark & the Stock Exchange's Three Roadshows
UN Security Council renews mission in Libya as Greece and Russia abstain
Athens sought a reference in the resolution’s preamble to respect for the principles of good neighbourly relations, international law and the law of the sea...
What goes on behind closed doors
Ο «ανεξάρτητος τραπεζίτης» και το ημίψηλο της Εθνικής Τράπεζας, η επιστροφή του Ιβάν στην ντάτσα του, τα εξώδικα της Viva και η μεγάλη μπουκιά