"Cretans of New York" Launches Kickstarter Campaign!
The short film Cretans of New York that reveals the perpetration of Cretan traditions by its youth in New York, has launched its kickstarter campaign!
Social media skew Greek bond spreads
A recent study by Theologos Dergiades, of the International Hellenic University, Costas Milas, and Theodore Panagiotidis, University of Macedonia, shows social media have progressively become a popular open forum for analysing economic/financial topics and a field where the public sentiment is reflected in real time. As noted they are widely used by influential economic commentators, policymakers and their followers.
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Amateur embalmer relegated to mental ward
A forty nine year old woman has been relegated to the Dromokaitio mental hospital after police discovered the embalmed body of her mother in a trunk in her house.
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Hellenic Science, Technology & Innovation Forum Begins June 30th, Athens
The second Hellenic Forum for Science, Technology and Innovation will be held in Athens at the NCSR "Demokritos" Congress Center between June 30th to July 4th.
ERT unionist wounded in scuffle with NERIT security guard
A unionist of now defunct public broadcaster ERT is reported to have been cut by an edged instrument. The suspected perpetrator is a security guard of the current public broadcaster NERIT.
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GD's Arvanitis released on conditions
Golden Dawn MP Michalis Arvanitis was let go after his deposition to judicial authorities with the provision that he does not participate in party gatherings and does not leave the country.
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Stournaras enigmatic on country's debt
The new governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, appeared in a good mood during his exit from the PM's office, early Friday evening.
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Eurobank eyes bond sale
Eurobank, Greece's third-largest bank by assets, announced it had hired five investment banks to arrange a possible bond sale.
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Alpha Bank takes over Citi's retail
Alpha Bank, Greece's fourth-biggest lender by assets, has agreed to acquire Citibank's retail banking operations in Greece at a price of 2 million euros.
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Sir Stelios, Prince Albert II & WWF Hold Grand Fundraiser
Last night, philanthropist Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou and HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco co-hosted a World Wildlife Foundation cocktail reception fundraiser, on the easyJet founder's Monaco terrace.
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CNN Producer Arvanitidis Injured During World Cup Protests
Yesterday, CNN Greek-American producer Barbara Arvanitidis along with her two colleagues, were injured in Brazil's violent anti-World Cup demonstrations.
Cyprus Schedules Bond Investment Sales
Cyprus is scheduling to sell bonds to yield seeking investors, over the next couple of weeks.
Greece's Largest Drug Bust Ever Cracked
More than 1.13 tons of heroin was confiscated today in Attica, marking the largest drug crime cracked in the nation.
Tina Fey Films "The Nest", Long Island
Comedian Tina Fey is currently filming The Nest, in Long Island, New York.