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Court “halts” telemarketing: €50,000 compensation for nuisance calls
The Court of Appeal of Piraeus awarded €50,000 for five unlawful advertising calls to a person registered in “Registry 11” — setting a minimum compensation of €10,000 per violation and sending a clear compliance message to the market
Robeson Reeves: Our plan is paying off, scale and size are an advantage
CEO of Bally’s Intralot, talks on structural advantage, responsibility at scale, and how disciplined growth is redefining the global gaming industry
Warner Bros is considering re-entering talks with Paramount: What this means for Netflix
Warner Bros has already reached an initial deal with Netflix for its film and TV studios - Shareholders, however, are pushing to return to talks with Paramount to secure a better deal
Greece returns to hydrocarbon exploration with Chevron and ExxonMobil: Signatures today at Maximos Mansion, the next steps
At 11 a.m., in the presence of Mitsotakis, the ceremony for the signing of the four concession agreements between the state and the Chevron–HELLENIQ ENERGY consortium — Focus on Crete and the Ionian Sea
Decline in mortgage lending, fears of foreclosures and investment uncertainty: the side effects of the ruling on loans under the Katseli Law
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance and the Bank of Greece are designing the framework to address the consequences
Final “no” from the Council of State on the restoration of the 13th and 14th salaries
The Plenary of the Council of State (StE) has rejected the appeal filed by ADEDY and a public school teacher seeking the reinstatement of the holiday bonuses for public sector employees. According to the Court’s reasoning, the non-payment of these bonuses does not constitute adverse discrimination compared to private-sector employees and does not violate the Constitution
