Despina Konti is a journalist who focuses on national news in Greece. She writes for the Kathimerini English Edition, covering a wide range of topics including technology, business, transportation, and societal issues. Despina's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the current events and trends shaping Greece's national landscape.
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Startups may have now gone past the worst, say several international investors, predicting that 2024 will be a year of stability.
STASY, the company that operates the Athens metro and tram, plans to utilize the energy from the braking of trains on Metro Line 1.
The first 140 electric buses from Chinese company Yutong arrived in Athens last weekend.
Greek railway operator Hellenic Train has been fined 100,000 euros over the deaths of two pedestrians, in 2023 in Thessaloniki and in January this year in Athens.
“Stagnation” is the term used by several representatives of investment funds in Greece to describe the trajectory of the Greek startup ecosystem at the end of the first quarter of this year compared to the corresponding period last year.
The industrial area of Tripoli, in central Peloponnese, is developing into a center for research and production of medicines, as investments amounting
“You don't brake in time,” says the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE), “You don't pick up the trees from the tracks,” Hellenic Train replies, as Kathimerini understands.
Greek companies are giving positive feedback to the tech visa, a new national entry visa valid for one year, which provides the possibility for highly skilled people to work in Greece for startups on the national register of startups (Elevate Greece) – i.e. for technology companies based or present in this country.
The European Commission has referred the Greek state to the European Court because of its long-standing practice of paying off its commitments to its citizens and suppliers whenever it wishes. The cause is a long-term delay in paying the hospitals’ commitments, which total 1.3 billion euros.
“Finally,” say several startup founders commenting on the arrival of the Tech Visa.
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