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Who and how can build in settlements with less than 2,000 inhabitants – The terms of the regulation of the Ministry of Environment

With a density of 2 to 4 acres for large settlements, from 500 sq.m to 2 meters for small ones

Inflation in Greece rose to 3.6% in June – 2% in the Eurozone

On a monthly basis, the consumer price index rose by 1.3% - What the flash estimate of the European statistical office shows

When the 2025 summer sales start – Which Sunday shops will be open

Countdown to the sales: When they begin and the state of the market

Labor Bill: What employees gain from the changes to overtime, fast-track hiring, leave & the solidarity contribution

The Solidarity Contribution (EAS) is 'frozen' for working pensioners – No change in the dismissal procedure – An end to abuses with the use of the digital work card

AADE: Low incomes in the declaration, six-digit numbers in the bank

New automated system identifies discrepancies between declared income and bank deposits - €300,000 deposits with incomes below €10,000

New bill on express recruitment and flexible working hours – What changes for summer leave and pensioners’ workers

Presented to today's cabinet - The changes aim to serve and protect workers and meet the needs of businesses

Citi: How oil prices will move by the end of 2025

The market appears to be pricing in a sharp reduction in geopolitical risks, although the next period may continue to be challenging

Debts to the tax office: over 110 billion euros in arrears – Only the small ones are paying

€29 out of every €30 owed has been left unmanaged – Who are the “kings” of debt – Taxes, fines, and “ghosts”

New 15-year record for the Athens Stock Exchange – reached 1,880 points

Domestic market at its highest level since April 2010 - Fifth consecutive rise for the General Index - "Running" at a rate of more than +28% this year - Heading towards the 8th consecutive monthly rise for the first time ever

US: GDP contracted by 0.5% in the first quarter of 2025 – The decline was larger than expected

Lower than expected consumer spending and exports

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