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Slovenia should build the second reactor at its existing nuclear power station in Krško as soon as possible since a delay of only four years would double the price of electricity, a study commissioned by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry has found.

The majority of Polish citizens are against the introduction of the euro, according to a study by the IBRiS research center commissioned by Zet radio, BTA reported.

When asked whether Poland should accept the common European currency and replace the Polish zloty with it, 14.7 percent of respondents answered "yes" and 9.8 percent "I tend to agree."

Businesspeople in Greece appeared much more optimistic in the latter half of 2019 about the next 12 months, though this optimism was not reflected in earnings or sales, let alone salaries.

The French-Greek Chamber of Commerce and Industry is holding an event on Thursday at the French Institute of Greece (31 Sina, Athens) titled "Proposals for a Fair and Effective Tax Policy for Enterprises."
The keynote speaker will be the new head of Grant Thornton in Greece, Nikos Karamouzis, while corporate tax experts will offer their insight.

High taxation not only siphons off the small profits of Greek enterprises, but also works against investment, employment and growth, a Grant Thornton survey has found.

Greek hoteliers say a boom in home-sharing properties for tourists in the capital Athens and on Greek islands is spiralling "out of control," hurting hotels, pushing up residential rents and forcing locals from their homes.

Grant Thornton recommends the full liberalization of Greece's online gaming market.

In a study prepared especially for the Greek government, the American consultancy firm proposes unlimited operating licenses for all kinds of games as long as the provider has a Greek domain name, ot a ".gr" suffix in its web address.