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Kasselakis, during his opening speech, addressed criticism about his marriage to Tyler Macbeth and the exposure of his personal life. He made an indirect accusation of homophobia against Polakis, stating, “Pavlos made a post talking about lifestyle nonsense, so I must say a few words.

The drama unfolding in Greece's main opposition SYRIZA party over the last several weeks has been overwhelming and it's hard to keep up with it all.

The duopoly of US pharmaceuticals firm Eli Lilly and Danish Novo Nordisk in the slimming drugs market is threatened. 

Two firms, Viking Therapeutics and Roche, announced the development of three products and Viking's shot up 39% in one day. 

Goldman Sachs estimates the market for such drugs will grow from €14 billion to €130 billion by 2030.

Following the promising June CPI print, international banks have started to lower their inflation expectations for Türkiye.

Last month, consumer prices increased by 1.64 percent from May, which was lower than expected. The annual inflation rate slowed from 75.45 percent to 71.6 percent.

Today, July 4, parliamentary elections are taking place in Great Britain, called ahead of schedule by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The elections promise to fundamentally change the face of the UK government, according to pollsters.

In their assessments on the outcome of the March 31 local elections, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs argued that the government is unlikely to change its economic policies.

Deutsche Bank in a report on April 1 that it is constructive on Turkish assets following the results of the March 31 elections.

The Athens prosecutor's office has ordered an investigation into SYRIZA head Stefanos Kasselakis' shipping business interests in the United States after documents revealed that he has owned a company abroad.

Financial consultants UBS, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are conducting critical consultations on the intentions of potential investors in relation to the price they are willing to pay for 27% of Piraeus Bank on behalf of bank bailout fund HFSF. 

Τhe work to tame inflation in Turkey - namely through interest rate hikes - will continue "with determination," the country's new central bank chief said Thursday, offering some certainty about efforts to right the battered economy following his precedessor's surprise resignation.

After the unlikely choice of an ex-Goldman Sachs banker to lead SYRIZA, the party is considering another revamp of its image, officially moving from the radical-left to the center-left.