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Hatzidakis: Tax cuts by 2027 with growth and tackling tax evasion

In 2023 Greece had the largest tax cut as a percentage of GDP among EU countries, the Minister of Economy and Finance said at the annual Tax Forum organised by the Hellenic American Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Citi: Markets are taking a Trump victory for granted – Strategy with an eye on the US elections

Harris and Trump almost tied in national polls as they are less than a percentage point apart - Where the opportunities lie in the markets

Compulsory insurance for property and motor vehicles against natural disasters

The framework for compulsory asset insurance changes completely - What 2025 brings for home and car owners

Minimum wage: The new way of calculating the minimum wage to the cabinet meeting

At today's cabinet meeting the relevant bill - It will allow the "freezing" of the automatic indexation in adverse economic conditions

Reuters poll: Americans prefer Trump’s approach on the economy

68% of respondents said the cost of living is on the wrong track - Trump pledges to impose tariffs of "more than 10%" on all imported goods

Gold: Record $100 billion in global demand

The precious metal set a record above $2,782 an ounce - Gold has soared this year in a rally that has delivered gains of more than 33% since the start of the year

Tax relief: How the abolition of presumptions and the change in tax rates will be put into practice

How the plan will be put into practice by 2027 with revenues from tax evasion announced by Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the inauguration of the new building of the Hellenic Tax Authority

Albert Bourla: The dethronement of the Pfizer strongman in 74 pages

US fund that entered Pfizer with $1 billion asks for Bourla's head, accusing him of huge investment mistakes

Commission approves €150 million aid for CO2 storage in Prinos

The beneficiary of the measure is EnEarth Ltd - The aid will partly finance the construction costs of the onshore and offshore infrastructure for the carbon storage facility

The two reports by Vourliotis on the Athens and Thessaloniki “Carousels”: The state loses €2 Billion annually

Circuits set up ghost companies and claim exports made only on paper to show fictitious invoices and collect VAT, eliminate profits and secure subsidies

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