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Quote of the day by Epictetus: 'Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having...' - Greek Stoic philosopher's guide to a happier and simpler lifeAncient philosopher Epictetus, a former slave, taught that true wealth lies not in possessions but in having few wants. His Stoic philosoph...- Eurobank enables Greece-India UPI remittancesEurobank is launching a new service for cross-border remittances from Greece and Cyprus to India using UPI. This marks the first time a Eur...
- Eurobank begins UPI-based remittances from GreeceEurobank has launched a UPI-based remittance service from Greece to India, enabling Indian customers to transfer money near-instantly at mi...
- No, the Iran war won’t ground your European holiday flightA commentary on the US-Iran conflict says European summer flights are unlikely to face major disruptions for now, despite earlier fears ove...
- Quote of the day by Socrates: “He who is not contented with what he has, would not be contented with what he.....” — How the ancient Greek philosopher who inspired Western philosophy still explains why endless desire, not lack of success, leaves millions emotionally unfulfilled in modern life todayQuote of the day by Socrates meaning: Why endless desire keeps successful people emotionally unfulfilled even after achieving more. Socrate...
- Recession fears grip U.S., Europe as Iran war sends shockwaves across global markets. What to knowIran war with U.S. and Israel has threatened to disrupt the global economy with fears of inflation and possible recession are setting in Am...
- Global Markets | Greek stocks set for MSCI developed market return by 2027, marking post-crisis milestoneGreece is set to rejoin developed market benchmarks in May 2027, a significant step after its 2009 debt crisis. This reclassification by MS...
- Iran war cools early summer tourist interest in Cyprus, GreeceThe Iran conflict is impacting tourism in Cyprus and other nations. Tourist cancellations have surged, and new bookings have dropped signif...
- What Greece crisis means to the US economy?Some might argue turmoil in Greece could actually be a good thing for the US. Should things deteriorate across the eurozone, there may be m...
- Greece reportedly has no plan in place for a 'Grexit'There have been no conversations between the Bank of Greece, the government and commercial banks about technicalities of leaving the euro.
- Events are now spinning out of control in GreeceEvans-Pritchard outlines in his bombshell report on Tuesday, everything is falling apart for Syriza, prime minister Alexis Tsipras, and the...
- Market turmoil to continue till Greek crisis is solved, India relatively resilient: Jim Rogers'If Greece actually goes bankrupt and everything around collapses, I would jump and buy; but I don’t think that’s going to happen.'
- What Greece means to the United StatesGreece doesn't mean a lot to the US economy, but, the tiny country in the periphery of the eurozone has hijacked the headlines with its fin...
- ECB ups Greek bank's emergency funding by EUR 2.3 bnThe European Central Bank on Wednesday raised the maximum emergency funding that Greek banks can obtain by 1.1 billion euros ($1.24 billion...
- Greece may be forced out of euro in 70 days: RBSGreece may be forced out of the euro within 70 days as the banking system runs out of money unless its election produces a clear result, RB...
- Greek central bank warns of possible Eurozone exitGreece's central bank today said the country was facing the possibility of an disorderly exit from the eurozone.
- Eurozone debt crisis: Greece may default, says Dutch central bank chiefThe comments are unusual because they come from a member of ECB's governing council. The bank has insisted Greece must stick to its bailout...
- Greek banks under pressure to mergeMergers may help banks cut costs, strengthen balance sheets and provide better access to capital markets and funding opportunities.
- Banks welcome Greece bailout, promise supportInternational bankers welcomed agreements by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over the weekend to bail out debt...
- Greek PM says more cuts needed for survivalFacing a dire choice of additional pain or bankruptcy, Greece on Friday heralded drastic new cuts and tax increases to win rescue loans fro...
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