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The London Stock Exchange welcomes METLEN – Mytilineos: This move is the beginning of a new era

Trading of METLEN shares on the London Stock Exchange commenced

Electricity Bills: The “red” invoice is coming – What’s changing with the “blue”

New pricing policies are arriving in September – Discounts based on consumption – Companies will finance energy upgrade projects that will be repaid through electricity bills (insulation, window frames, smart heating systems, solar panels)

New tariffs across the globe: This is the full list Trump announced to US trading partners

The sharp rise in tariffs sparks global concern for companies whose main export destination is the U.S.

The Puech case shakes Hermès — Legal battle over €14 billion worth of shares

Hermès is caught up in a puzzling dispute over shares worth €14 billion that reportedly no longer belong to heir Nicolas Puech, triggering legal and family turmoil

Mega Deal for the Stock Market: Euronext Submitted a Public Offer for 100% of HELEX Shares

Euronext values the total share capital of ATHEX at €425.9 million.

AADE: Apartments, warehouses and land under the hammer from 975 euros

Auctions across the country with low starting prices – From 38 sq.m. apartments to large building complexes. See prices, dates, and what the law stipulates

Green transition: Small businesses and households lead the way in the EU

The weaknesses, the solutions - What the Federation of European Banks proposes

Germany faces a huge budget gap: Pressure for debt brake review and spending cuts

A €172 billion deficit in Merseyside budgets puts intense pressure for debt brake reforms and spending cuts, while growth remains sluggish

Digital work card: “2.1 million declared overtime hours in the first five months of 2025” – What Karagounis also says about reducing unemployment

The Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Security, Kostas Karagounis, spoke of a "spectacular" reduction in unemployment, saying that "in May 2025 unemployment will be at 7.9%"

IMF: upward revision of forecasts for the global economy – The role of tariffs

According to the new World Economic Outlook, global growth rates will reach 3% this year and improve slightly further to 3.1% in 2026

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