Small business

A new entrepreneurship support program for unemployed individuals aged 30-59, with an emphasis on women, has been signed by the Minister of Labor and Social Security, Niki Kerameus.

The Hellenic Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship (ESEE) has identified serious irregularities in the functioning of the banking system in Greece, noting that, in addition to charging high interest rates, Greek banks are not fulfilling their essential role, that of granting loans.

It is a feeling, an assessment based not on research but on personal observation. In Athens, there are countless dining establishments; not only in the city center and tourist areas but also in peripheral neighborhoods there is an overwhelming abundance of restaurants.

Recognizing the need to highlight entrepreneurial ideas that can transform our country into a productive, extroverted, and competitive economy and aiming to provide comprehensive support to innovative scientists, research teams, and start-up entrepreneurial efforts to realize their potential and their vision, the National Bank of Greece has been implementing for 15 years a holistic program to s

The new Library of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EBEA) was inaugurated. According to a related announcement, the inauguration ceremony took place yesterday, Wednesday, September 25th, at the “Konstantinos Michalos” Business Center of EBEA.

Faced with a sharp decline in mergers and acquisitions, the government is providing more generous tax incentives to encourage them. It also wants to reward companies that invest heavily in research and development, as well as angel investors that put up their own assets to finance startups and other small businesses in exchange for equity.

Businesses operating in the industry and retail sectors have until June 30 to adapt to the requirements of the digital labor card, which is going into full effect, and take the necessary actions to comply with the new "Ergani II" system that will operate from July 1. 

“The great opportunities offered by the American stock market to Greek entrepreneurs”

The Hellenic Development Bank (EAT) will activate the third edition of the Entrepreneurship Fund (TEPIX III), with a total budget of 500 million euros.

It aims to support entrepreneurship with loans and guarantees of a total amount of €2.2 billion through the leverage of funds from the banks as well.

"A leap forward is feasible and will benefit all of us. It is up to us, but requires determination and cooperation," said the chairman of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV), Dimitris Papalexopoulos, on Monday, in a statement before the presentation of the federation's survey on the entrepreneurship environment.