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Simeon Palios: Nuclear Energy in Shipping – from uranium to thorium – a realistic perspective

Simeon Palios' placement in the Propeller Club and new micro-reactor technologies bring to the fore an innovative energy proposal for the cargo ships of the future

Athens Stock Exchange: Selective liquidations, weekly and monthly gains not threatened

Seventh consecutive month of rise - Today the rebalancing of MSCI indices takes place, strong turnover growth is expected - Attention turns to the "oracle" of Scope

Salary increases and retroactive payments from June for 40,000 civil servants

Who wins - What applies to the personal difference - How offsetting will be applied to salary changes - See examples

Asian invasion: 500 million euros in turnover lost by Greek traders from platforms that do not pay customs duties

What do the representatives of Greek businesses support - What data emerge from a study by ESEE

How much and in which sectors Greek shipowners are investing in Greece

McKinsey research shows $1.5 billion flows annually into real estate, tourism, energy, and technology – 14,000 workers benefit

Pierrakakis: The absorption of OPEKEPE by AADE creates a mechanism for subsidies to actual beneficiaries

The choice of the AADE is due to the excellent work it has done in recent years to upgrade our tax system, the Finance Minister stresses in a post

Parliament: The new development law has been passed – More than €1 billion for Greek entrepreneurship over the next two years

We are facilitating the battle to tackle the problem of inflation with the creation of the new Single Authority, said Takis Theodoricakos

The new market oversight Authority modeled after AADE: How it will be organized, its powers, and how it will operate

The plan as presented to the cabinet on Wednesday morning - The expanded responsibilities, the organisational structure, the staffing and the targeting

Shipping: Average salary three times higher than in the private sector

Greek shipping is the country’s top employer, offering tens of thousands of jobs and exceptionally high wages – with an annual turnover of over $40 billion, $14 billion of which flows back into the Greek economy

Greek shipping: Generates over $40 billion in Annual revenue, $14 Billion of which returns to the Greek economy

At the same time, the sector provides 150,000 jobs, both directly and indirectly, at sea and on land – McKinsey & Company study commissioned by the Union of Greek Shipowners

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