From December 1, all Greek businesses must accept payments via the IRIS system, with significant fines for non-compliance and updated daily transaction limits
The city cracks down on establishments violating public space regulations, marking over 130 closures since the start of 2025
The municipality is enforcing zero tolerance against shops and restaurants that illegally occupy sidewalks and public squares, with 116 closures already this year
The SBE has repeatedly highlighted that while other European countries support their industries against energy price shocks, Greece lags behind.
“Greek Americans are the definition of the American Dream. They came here with faith in God, worked hard, built businesses, and created opportunity not only for their families but for their entire communities,” said President Donald J. Trump’s Treasury Secretary
Out of 38 countries tracked by Eurostat, only Montenegro ranks higher in terms of the number of new businesses opened.
A European Central Bank report highlights how EU funding boosts productivity, with Greece among the most dependent countries due to limited access to bank lending
Stolen electricity doesn't simply disappear. The cost is passed on to providers and eventually to law-abiding consumers – estimated to amount to more than €400 million annually
Recruitment and workforce development have become increasingly problematic, with 89% identifying them as an issue
Specialized firms can identify warning signs before an attack unfolds, allowing immediate intervention. Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a growing role in speeding up detection
Authorities are keen to stress that this is not a sweeping policy targeting all businesses. Rather, it is a targeted measure designed to address specific tax behaviors among businesses with risk profiles that suggest a likelihood of evasion or sudden closure
The entertainment company is contending with a hefty debt load and a sagging stock price
Vehicle owners in Greece will be obligated to insure their automobiles against natural disasters like forest fires, earthquakes, and floods as of June 1. In addition, entrepreneurs will also be compelled to insure their businesses under the legislation. The new insurance coverage against natural disasters will be based on the current market value of the […]
“It’s clear that war crimes are being committed, children are starving, and food is being used as a weapon of war,” Simon Harris, Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister, told the Financial Times.
To help businesses prepare, Greece’s Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has issued an informational bulletin outlining the upcoming changes.
Ministry of Environment and Energy has officially announced the framework for electricity subsidies targeting approximately one million businesses across Greece.
Canceled trips, fewer dinner parties and falling sales: ‘We are cutting back on virtually everything’
According to the report, business registrations across all economic sectors for the year 2024 reached 132,507, marking an 18.3% increase compared to 112,002 in 2023.
Business owners in Latino neighborhoods say fear of raids has caused a sharp drop in consumer spending
The Microfinance Fund will offer interest-free financing at a rate of 60% for general entrepreneurship and 75% for female entrepreneurship, with microfinance institutions providing the remaining 40% or 25%.