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Telecoms report five-year-high turnover in 2023
Turnover in the telecommunications sector showed a small yearly increase in 2023, according to data by the National Telecommunications and Posts Commission (EETT).
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Twenty years later
Making better use of the OAKA Olympic Stadium is two decades overdue. It is high time that the venues left from the 2004 Athens Olympics are inducted into the city's day-to-day existence in a functional, socially beneficial and economically sustainable way. They no longer need to stand as symbols of the country's deficiencies; they can be transformed.
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Parents of disabled children urge nationwide support for protest over school mergers
An association of Attica parents with disabled school-aged children is calling for nationwide support for a protest rally it is planning on Saturday outside the Education Ministry in the northern Athens suburb of Maroussi.
Driverless car takes Greek students all the way to MIT
A driverless car designed by three students from the Model Gymnasium of Anavryta in Maroussi, northern Athens, won the Race Car Challenge international competition, organized at MIT by the Beaver Works Summer Institute (BWSI) in Boston.
Heavy rainfall across Greece; severe weather to continue
Heavy rainfall affected several regions across Greece on Friday, in line with meteorologists' forecasts. The deluge was attributed to the so-called cold pool (CP) effect.
Move to Thessaloniki helps DTCS
Deutsche Telekom Cloud Services' moving its software development team from St Petersburg to Thessaloniki proved beneficial to the company.
Moving its activities to Greece was not so unexpected for DTCS, whose parent company, Deutsche Telekom, controls Greece's largest telecoms services provider, Cosmote.
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Stocks close marginally up, quietly
The Athens Stock Exchange closed only marginally higher Monday on very low turnover. Nonetheless, it extended its winning run to six sessions, with a cumulative rise of 3.61%.
The general index closed at 1,432.28 points, a gain of 0.03%. Throughout the session, it moved within a narrow band of less than 10 points, from a low of 1,428.44 (-0.24%) to a high of 1,436.74 (+0.34%).
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Vivartia profitable after 4 years
Food conglomerate Vivartia returned to profitability after four years, financial results showed Thursday.
Concurrently with this turnaround, the company reduced its indebtedness.
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Greek stocks rebound, gain 1.98%
The Athens Stock Exchange rebounded Tuesday from Monday's disastrous session, but, although it clearly outperformed the main European markets, it only regained a fraction of Monday's 6.27% loss.
The general index closed at 1,367.78, up 1.98% on a still high turnover of €161.78 million. Blue chips gained 2.24% and mid-caps 1.57%. Banks gained 1.88%.
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Were the Athens Olympics worth it?
The glow of the fireworks has gone for good over the OAKA Olympic stadium in northern Athens. Santiago Calatrava's iconic canopy has been left "naked," without the polycarbonate panels. The current management of the Olympic complex now says it will try to wake up the "white elephant" from its 20-year slumber. All the previous ones had said the same.
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