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OTE sees tough times ahead

OTE expects the economic downturn to impact its second-half performance after cost-cutting drove a 68 per cent jump in second-quarter profit.

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Samaras to seek bailout extension

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will hold his first meetings with eurozone leaders to assure them he will honour a pledge for more austerity and ask for an extension.

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Be your own boss

The Franchising and Business Opportunities Expo opens its doors in Melbourne.

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Vic pensioners face further cuts

“Premier Baillieu has short changed concession card holders … by cutting a portion of financial concessions from their household utility bills,” Jenny Mikakos said.

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George Souris sings the praise of Australian films

The Minister for Arts is very proud of the success of three Aussie films on release

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Year-long programme to be launched

Celebration of the liberation of Thessaloniki and western Macedonia

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Smaller banks providing more competition

Smaller banks are now more competitive against the majors and have gained $17.7 billion in market share since the government banned exit fees a year ago.

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August exodus from Athens more subdued than usual

Fewer ferry sailings than usual have been scheduled for the normally busy period around August 15, a public holiday in Greece.

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Tunisian man dies after attack in Thessaloniki

A 25-year-old Tunisian man died after being attacked in Thessaloniki on Tuesday.

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Spending moratorium in place

Government has placed priority on ensuring it can pay salaries and pensions in coming months

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