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How much the new minimum wage cost businesses – Detailed breakdown of net salaries, bonuses, and seniority pay

From April 1st, the new minimum wage will be €880 gross and €742.24 net per month

With another sell-off completed the week on Wall Street – Strong pressure on Big Tech

Big losses in indices and investors shift to safe assets - The spectre of stagflation under the pressure of tariffs haunts the market - S&P 500 and Nasdaq completed five weeks of decline

AADE “freezes” for one year the interest rates for the regulated installments

Fixed interest rate for debt arrangements provides for an amendment of the Ministry of Households - Window of time for out-of-court resolution of tax disputes - New exemption from ENFIA for affected areas

Losses in European markets brought by Trump’s new tariffs

The White House's announcement of 25% tariffs on imported vehicles brought gloom to the markets

State Budget Office in the Parliament: Primary surplus for debt reduction, not benefits

The head of the Office, Professor Ioannis Tsoukalas, is opposed to any reintroduction of the 13th and 14th salaries - How can this result in an increase in the disposable income of citizens - The escape clause concerns only defence spending, he clarified

Markets shake after Trump’s tariffs on imported vehicles – European car stocks plunge

Tariffs "much higher than planned" will be imposed on EU and Canada if they threaten the US, warns US president

Chevron: What is hidden in the trilogy of hydrocarbon exploration in Crete and the Peloponnese – The recognition of the Greek EEZ and the role of the US

The geopolitical marathon for the blocks south of Crete

An increase in the minimum wage: The net in the pocket, the triennials and the new bonuses – How much are public sector salaries increasing

1.6 million beneficiaries of the 6.02% increase in the minimum wage that will apply from 1 April - See examples

“We are ready to cooperate with the regulator and the Greek government,” says Chevron representative on south Crete I & II offshore blocks

Earlier, Greece's Ministry of Environment and Energy accepted Chevron’s expression of interest in the South Crete I and South Crete II offshore areas

PDMA: Six-month treasury bill auction – Yield at 2.10%

Offers submitted totaled €1.018 billion

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