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Citi: How oil prices will move by the end of 2025

The market appears to be pricing in a sharp reduction in geopolitical risks, although the next period may continue to be challenging

Education: A company’s competitive advantage

In an environment of constant change, the real difference between organisations that progress and those that simply survive is not capital, technology or size. It's the ability to learn, adapt and innovate-faster than the competition

The projects that change the map of urban luxury in the Athenian Riviera

Savills Greece, is a leading player in the new chapter of coastal development in Athens, with the highly aesthetic residential complexes Falirikon and Triton

ELSTAT: “Dive” of over 40% for building permits in March – Over 29% in the first quarter

Total construction activity shows a 29.1% decrease in the number of building permits, a 43.2% decrease in surface area and a 33% decrease in volume in the period January - March

Beer with an environmental and social conscience

Infrastructure, raw materials and responsible choices by Olympic Brewery

Debts to the tax office: over 110 billion euros in arrears – Only the small ones are paying

€29 out of every €30 owed has been left unmanaged – Who are the “kings” of debt – Taxes, fines, and “ghosts”

New 15-year record for the Athens Stock Exchange – reached 1,880 points

Domestic market at its highest level since April 2010 - Fifth consecutive rise for the General Index - "Running" at a rate of more than +28% this year - Heading towards the 8th consecutive monthly rise for the first time ever

US: GDP contracted by 0.5% in the first quarter of 2025 – The decline was larger than expected

Lower than expected consumer spending and exports

Greece in the top 3 of the most powerful shipping nations with a fleet worth $183 billion

China and Japan in the top two positions - US follows as an emerging power, based on cruise

IKEA: Where it cuts its prices by 50% – Gives away free meals and opens 58 new stores

The Swedish company is investing in affordable luxury and bucking the trend as a number of Western companies such as Nike, Costco and Walmart have warned of price increases, passing on to consumers some of the higher cost of import duties in the U.S.

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