Economy
Business
Amazon Rules Out Possibility of Accepting Bitcoin Payments
Amazon, the American multinational technology company, ruled out recently the possibility of accepting payments with Bitcoin.
Business
Tax Havens: Why the G-7 Effort to End Them is Unlikely to Succeed
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Tax havens are characterized by applying a tax regime that is especially favorable to non-resident citizens and companies.
Economy
IMF: Economy of Greece to Bounce Back Significantly in 2022
The economy of Greece is projected to grow by 5.4 per cent in 2022, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.
Business
Bitcoin: El Salvador’s Grand Experiment
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El Salvador has become the first nation to adopt the Bitcoin as legal tender, this marks a change in the reputation of the cryptocurrency.
Economy
OECD Forecasts Growth in Greek Economy for the Next Two Years
OECD released its forecast for the struggling Greek economy on Monday, concluding it is likely to experience growth over the next two years.
Business
Fear for Cryptocurrency Scandal Rocks Turkey
A Turkish cryptocurrency exchange website named Thodex stopped trading unannounced on Wednesday, spurring fraud allegations.
Business
Greek Shipowner Ioannis Angelicoussis Dies at 73
Greek shipowner Ioannis Angelicoussis died on Saturday at a central Athens hospital, where he was being treated after a heart attack.
Greece
Coronavirus: Greece Records More Than 3,000 New Cases Again
Greece announced another 3,232 COVID-19 infections on Saturday, while 755 patients remained intubated.
Greece
First Vaccinated Tourists from Israel Arrive in Greece
The first vaccinated tourists from Israel arrived in Greece on Saturday morning, all holding a vaccination certificate.
Greece
PM Mitsotakis Urges People to Get Coronavirus Vaccine Following Thessaloniki Visit
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited the coronavirus-ravaged port city of Thessaloniki in Central Macedonia on Saturday, where he urged people to get the coronavirus vaccine as soon as it becomes available.
''It'll be free-of-charge, it will not be mandatory but...