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Greek Business Owners Afraid Ahead of Elections
Greek businesses have suffered for the last six years due to the financial crisis that hit the country. In 2015, the Greek economy was...
Employees in Greek Stores on Strike
The Federation of Greek Private Employees (OYIE) has announced a 24-hour strike on Sunday, July 13, in response to the opening of stores on Sundays...
So, Which Greek Businessmen DID Angela Merkel Meet?
During her visit to Athens Friday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel met various captains of Greek industry.
Greece has more opportunities than difficulties, Merkel said in her opening...
Same Old for Greek Market, Even On Sundays
Stores in various Greek cities opened once more on Sunday, January 19, as part of a new initiative for businesses in the private sector....
Greek Traders: "Unemployment in Greece is Sky High"
According to the annual survey of the National Confederation of Hellenic Commerce (NCHC), Greek unemployment is one of the most pressing issues that the...
A Humbug Xmas For Many Greeks
ATHENS - Greek businesses are hoping against hope that shoppers will come out during the holidays, worried that ongoing austerity - which has seen...
Greek Retail Workers Face 13% Pay Cut
With the government set to transfer or fire 40,000 public workers and employee rights being decimated during a crushing economic crisis, the President of...
Greek Traders See Profits Dwindling to 5-year Lows
The profitability of small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Greece has been eroded by 86% and their turnover has fallen by about half since...
Tourists Prefer Traditional Greek Products
Tourists and visitors are always potential consumers during their holidays, regardless of the time they stay at tourist destinations on Greek islands.
They preferably choose...
Greek Retailers Take 40% Hit
Greek retailers faced their worst Christmas sales turnover in a decade, posting a reduction of about 40 percent compared to 2011 across the debt-laden...