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OPEKEPE case: The European Public Prosecutor’s Office knew about Tycheropoulou’s illegal actions
A document reveals that in Brussels, despite being aware of a series of violations by the former Head of Internal Audit of the organization, she was asked to assist in investigations instead of being placed under scrutiny herself
Chevron: The U.S. plan for a larger unified exploration zone in the southern Ionian Sea
The next phase for Block 10 has been postponed to 2028 following the 15-month extension of the exploration program approved by the Greek government
Expansion of digital audits: Weddings, baptisms and auto repair shops to help fund new tax relief measures
The digital customer registry is being expanded to include event venues, reception halls, and catering companies, as the government seeks new sources of revenue to fund tax cuts and social support measures
NBG Securities on Motor Oil: New target price at €51 with stronger profitability forecasts
NBG Securities, in its new estimates for Motor Oil Group, incorporates the significant improvement in refining conditions as well as the strong cash flow generation
Gold: Rally after US–Iran agreement – at $4,330 per ounce
Gold surged by more than 2.7% after the US–Iran agreement to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a development expected to ease global inflation pressures and influence expectations for future interest rate hikes. At the same time, oil prices declined, while markets now turn their attention to upcoming Federal Reserve decisions
The seven key things to know about the €36,000 home renovation subsidy
What property owners need to do starting today to claim a subsidy of up to 95% - Who is at risk of being excluded and who may have to repay the subsidy - Tips and “fine print”
US and Iran agree to end the war: What the deal means for the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions and nuclear talks – Behind the timing of the announcement
The agreement is expected to be signed on Friday in Geneva – Trump: “Let the oil flow” – Iran talks of negotiations within 60 days, while the UN, G7, and E4 welcome the development