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Korkidis on the economic assessment of 2024: The data confirms the reliability of our economy

Greek GDP increased by 2.4% annually in the third quarter of 2024, with a 0.3% rise on a seasonally adjusted quarterly basis

Holiday hours: Shops closed today Christmas – When do they open again

Holiday hours: Wednesday 25 December and Thursday 26 December are public holidays and therefore shops will be closed

Canada: Trudeau loses support of his MPs – ‘It’s time to retire’ they say

Trump's return to the White House creates problems for Canada - Trudeau is 20 points behind his Conservative rival Pierre Pualievre

187 investment projects in the Peloponnese approved for funding – 989 new jobs will be created

Deputy Minister of National Economy Nikos Papathanasis presented the investment projects that received approval for funding in the municipalities of Tripoli, Megalopolis, Gortynia and Oichalia

Employers and trade unions reach agreement “on the future of Volkswagen” with 35,000 redundancies planned

The Group estimates that the solution will enable sustainable cost savings of more than €15 billion per year

Electricity: from February the new dual-zone tariff – What times will electricity be cheaper

In the first phase the new system applies to consumers who have a suitable meter and an active dual-zone (night) tariff - a meter with dual-zone recording capability or a new smart meter

THEON breaks all order records again

Total new orders for 2024 already exceed €510 million, well above the expected deliveries for the year leading to an increased backlog of orders at the end of the year totalling around €650 million.

Mega deal of ONEX with MAN for newbuild tugs

"Our strategic partnership with a leading engine manufacturer, such as MAN, adds significant competitive advantages to the new range of tugs", said the President and CEO of ONEX Group, Panos Xenokostas

French Meridiam acquires 49.9% of the Great Sea Interconnector

Meridiam, which invests in infrastructure, is set to acquire a 49.9% stake in the Great Sea Interconnector project, while IPTO (Independent Power Transmission Operator - ADMIE)) will retain a 50.1% share, according to Bloomberg on condition of anonymity, as the deal has not yet been officially announced

State and social security debts reach 157.3 billion euros in October

Only small debtors put their debts in regulation

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