Alter Ego Media Group expands into the wellness-fitness sector with a 10%-stake in a leading Greek fitness chain through Alter Ego Ventures, signaling strategy shift toward lifestyle, subscriptions and consumer platforms

Demand for premium 'green offices' continues to push rents higher in Athens, while aging secondary properties face mounting pressure in an increasingly divided commercial property market

In 2025 alone, exports of strained yogurt reached 559 million euros, marking a remarkable 42.5% increase in value, while export volumes climbed by nearly 42%.

A new spatial framework introduces stricter building limits, coastal protections and controls on short-term rentals amid concerns by some quarters over overtourism, environmental impact

In fruit shops, cherry prices currently range from 9 euros to 14 euros per kilo, while in some cases they climb as high as 16.99 euros per kilo.

Despite the expansion of Greece’s digital work card system, labor violations and undeclared employment remain widespread, prompting intensified inspections in high-risk sectors.

The rate of return on foreign direct investment exceeded 6% in 2023, broadly in line with returns recorded in the UK, Germany, and France.

The airport operator insisted that the Ryanair decision reflects the low-cost airline’s commercial strategy, as the latter moves to cut capacity and routes across Greece, citing rising costs

The Ireland-based low-cost carrier cited what it claims are rising charges by Fraport Greece; the decision will lead to route cuts, reduced winter capacity and suspension of off-season operations at key regional airports in the country

Fuel, transport and food costs drove a sharp monthly spike, with diesel prices up 32.4% year-on-year and no relief expected in the months ahead.

All major rating agencies have held Greece steady so far in 2026, but the country's high public debt and global uncertainty leave little room for an upgrade.

According to market analysts and government officials, consumer pressures are expected to intensify in the coming months, as there are few signs that the current wave of price increases will ease anytime soon.

Greek energy and metals giant Metlen posted 37% revenue growth in Q1 2026, reaffirming its medium-term targets amid ongoing strategic transformation

This year’s agenda highlights the industries shaping global investment flows, with more than 70 sessions dedicated to artificial intelligence, defense technology, fintech and robotics.

Reports in recent days stated that the low-cost carrier had informed staff that its Thessaloniki base could close in October 2026 at the end of the summer season, citing increased airport charges

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis referred to an early repayment plan amid favorable court ruling in reducing the debt burden and strengthening investor confidence

The Irish low-cost carrier is pulling its three aircraft and roughly 200 staff from northern Greece's main airport this October, though city officials and hoteliers say the blow is manageable.

Buoyed by strong fundamentals and a string of credit rating upgrades, Greece's four systemic lenders have raised roughly €2.3 billion in bond markets since January, brushing aside geopolitical turbulence.

The Greek government is expanding its "brain regain" program to include public sector workers, offering returning Greeks a 50% income tax cut for seven years.

Mass repayment notices have been sent by Greece's tax authority, asking farmers to return subsidies disbursed under OPEKEPE, the since-disbanded, scandal-plagued agency whose own monitoring failures are at the root of the dispute