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Bulgarian Businessman Nikolai Banev and his Wife Detained in France
The businessman Nikolai Banev and his wife Evgenia were detained in France with a European arrest warrant. This is another business family against which a large-scale investigation is being conducted, reports BNT.
Energy watchdog's tips on switching providers
In a market where power companies are increasingly engaging call centers to advertise complex electricity packages over the telephone, consumers need to be cautious when considering switching energy providers, the Energy Regulatory Authority (RAE) says.
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TAIPED says DEPA sale to begin in November
Greece will launch a tender in November to sell a majority stake in gas company DEPA's commercial operations, the country's privatization agency (TAIPED) said on Monday.
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High marks in retail market deregulation for Greece
Greece has caught up with the majority of its European Union peers in terms of lifting restrictions in retail commerce, rising to 11th among the bloc's 28 member-states in the sector's deregulation chart.
Hyperfund to focus on making state corporations more efficient
The strategic plan of the Hellenic Corporation of Assets and Participations (EESYP) shifts its emphasis to the utilization of the state's real estate assets and to the holdings in state corporations recently conceded to EESYP, the so-called "privatizations hyperfund."
Privatization process must be revamped
Greece has been missing the targets for privatization revenues ever since it first sought a bailout from the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund in 2010. It will likely continue to do so this year and next unless the process is rethought.
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Deregulation helped consumers and employment, KEPE study finds
Consumers and employment in Greece have enjoyed considerable benefits from the opening up of commodity markets implemented since 2010 (in the context of the bailout programs and the recommendations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development), according to a study by the Center of Planning and Economic Research (KEPE).
Truck drivers stage protest near Athens toll gates
Greek truck drivers staged a demonstration on Saturday at the Afidnes toll gates near Athens. Around 500 vehicles were parked along the side of the national highway by truck drivers who are complaining about the impact of the country's financial crisis on their sector.
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Elliniko holds key to takings from sell-offs
The Elliniko development project is again key to the privatizations program's revenues projections, this time for 2018.
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OLTH sale will bolster GDP, says IOBE study
The privatization of the Thessaloniki Port Authority (OLTH) may add up to 1.6 billion euros to Greece's gross domestic product in the coming decade, according to an IOBE study.
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