A recent survey by the Hellenic Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship (ESEE) confirmed that many business owners plan to keep prices low temporarily to draw customers.

The General Volume Index (turnover at constant prices) recorded a 1.8% increase compared with June 2024 and a 6.2% increase compared with May 2025

The overall conclusion is that economic satisfaction tends to be higher where net earnings are greater.

The amount sought is 500 million euros, with the settlement date on Sept. 5, 2025

Greece ranked fourth, with more than 30% of its population at risk of poverty—over three in ten people—unable to cover the cost of basic food.

Greece's tax authority launches intensive checks on VAT and tax refunds, deploying artificial intelligence

Tourists from just ten countries generated 68% of Greece’s travel income in 2024, with Germany and the UK alone accounting for one-third of total receipts

Thessaloniki is entering “a new stage” of growth under a government plan for Macedonia and Thrace, Development Minister Theodorikakos said.

Net financing to Greece’s general government turned positive in July, reaching €509 million, compared with a negative flow of €93 million in June.

Deal worth 450 mln€, with the London-based fintech developer eyeing the creation of an international center for research and innovation within the coastal Helleniko site

Based on the Hellenic Statistical Authority’s figures, this is the second consecutive rise in the Greek-owned commercial fleet

Losses reach €120 million, nearly equal to sector’s net margins, as organized theft fuels shadow markets

High power costs have long undermined Greek manufacturers, with European industry as a whole still paying two to three times more for energy compared to rivals in the U.S. and China.

The bank forecasts a 2.2% expansion of the Greek economy in 2025, slightly down from 2.3% in 2024, before slowing to 1.8% in 2026.

Croatia and Greece record percentages of 0.45% and 0.41%, respectively, in share of firefighters in their domestic employment sector

France is Europe’s more-or-less unenviable “tax champion” at 45.6%, followed in close order by Belgium (44.8%), Denmark (44.7%), and Austria (43.5%)

Industry experts attribute the high alcohol prices primarily to Greece’s steep excise duties, combined with the value-added tax.

Taxpayers subject to fines can settle disputes through an out-of-court process until March 2027, potentially gaining steep reductions on penalties and interest.

Out of 38 countries tracked by Eurostat, only Montenegro ranks higher in terms of the number of new businesses opened.

A new licensing framework requires crypto exchanges and wallet providers to meet EU MiCA standards, while tighter checks aim to curb money laundering and tax evasion