The fund set up to recapitalise Greek lenders in case of need can inject capital by buying common shares issued by the banks.

A law that has existed since military dictators ruled Greece and which allows a government department responsible for media relations to use up to 600,000 euros of public money eac

After nearly a decade of contraction, the clothes manufacturing sector in Greece is still showing no signs of recovery.

Appeals by the main opposition New Democracy party for consensus, combined with a proposal for a roll-call vote requested by the Popular Orthodox Rally (Laos) party, and compromise

Prime Minister George Papandreou was dealt a blow on Thursday when Deputy Regional Development Minister Haris Paboukis, who has been a close political associate of the premier’s fo

Market worries about the July deal are increasing, with Schaeuble ruling out collateral.

The number of new companies set up in May and June showed significant growth, especially those set up by young people.

Athens is the 38th most expensive city in the world according to a report by UBS Wealth Management Research.

The Municipality of Thessaloniki has announced the go ahead for Greece’s first crematorium.

Parliament is preparing to vote on the Greek Government’s contentious university reform bill.