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Pierrakakis: The five changes in bank fees and charges – Where major reductions are coming

ATM providers are brought under the same regulatory framework that applies to banks for remittances, with the application of a €0.50 cap on charges - Thursday the relevant amendment is voted on

Shipping: Decline in passenger traffic on the Greek islands – 20% decrease for Santorini and 15% for Mykonos

Inaccuracy, high VAT and institutional distortions deepen the crisis of the sector - The only exception is the Argosaronic Sea, which recorded a 20% increase in July

Pierrakakis: All bank ATM charges eliminated – national cap of €1.50 for all other fees

National ceiling of €1.5 for other transport

Ferrari’s new yacht over the seas

The Hypersail is not just a 30-metre luxury yacht. It is a technological vision. It floats over the sea, it's silent, it's atmospheric and completely zero-emission

Budget 2028 – 2034: 49.2 billion euro share of EU funds for Greece

We will get €15 billion more from Portugal. Tough negotiations on the distribution of resources are starting, as the new budget includes cuts in certain areas

Athens Stock Exchange: World champion in returns in 2025 – Why international investors are buying Greece

As of last Thursday’s close, the Greek stock market ranks at the top of global markets for 2025, with gains of 34.86%, followed by Seoul (+33.04%) and Warsaw (+32.56%)

Summer Sales 2025: Shops open on Sunday – Read the opening hours

Summer Sales 2025, what time shops and stores open and close on Sunday 20 July - Opening hours on Saturday

Papastavrou: The primary objective of the Government and the Commission is to reduce energy prices

Meeting of the Ministry of Environment and Energy with the European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jorgensen

Greece submits sixth request for €2.1 billion in Recovery Fund grants

With the completion of the 6th request submitted today, total disbursements to Greece will now amount to €23.4 billion or 65% of the total funds allocated to Greece.

Bank of Greece: Housing burden in Greece in the red – Up to half of a salary goes to housing costs

Significant deterioration in the price-to-income ratio over the last decade – Burden especially severe for vulnerable groups – Rising rents worsen the situation

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