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The Singapore model for controlling Airbnb

The Singapore model for controlling Airbnb

Housing policy in the Asian country may seem too strict. However, it puts the citizen and the preservation of social cohesion at its heart. By Takis Michas.

The interceptions and the ostrich

The interceptions and the ostrich

There are cases that are closed when their investigation is completed. There are also cases that remain open, precisely because some people are in a hurry to close them. Interceptions obviously fall into the second category.

Stock market bubbles: Will this time be different?

Stock market bubbles: Will this time be different?

The market continues to find reasons to be optimistic and push stock prices higher, assuming that good news will continue to come at the right time. From the Persian Gulf to spending on AI. But what helps today may be tomorrow's problem.

The displacement of Europe from the top of world trade

The displacement of Europe from the top of world trade

The G7 meeting in Evian, France, on 15-17 June is expected to be a warm one. China is taking an increasing share of world trade. By Ath. Χ. A. Papandropoulos.

Insurance: what hoteliers and Airbnb owners need to know

Insurance: what hoteliers and Airbnb owners need to know

In Greece, there is no separate law on the civil liability of the tourist accommodation owner. What is the legal framework and what you need to know. Written by Alexandros Tzanakakis.

Mitsotakis headaches until the ballot box

At the same time that the battle for "second place" is heating up, there are other "troubles" in the government camp. There the main opponent is the accuracy and the daily life of the citizen, but of course also the arrows "from within". A combination that is expected to weigh heavily at the ballot box.

Euphoria in the markets sometimes brings a strong storm

The rally in stock markets from early April to date has been linked to the big drop in oil prices and the narrative of AI. But black gold stocks have been steadily declining and boss Chevron and Exxon are warning of $150 in June.

The open wound of justice

The problem is old and familiar. But to shift the responsibility for solving it from the state to the judiciary itself is a clear oxymoron. If anything, it demonstrates a lack of will to support a pillar of democracy.

Invest and don't just save

The real risk for investors is not high volatility but their non-participation in the market so that they see others making big profits for decades and themselves making peanuts from deposits. This is what the data shows and is particularly true for Greek households.

Illusions and substance on 4-day employment

The options for more flexible working arrangements and variations on the four-day working model. The importance of productivity and the level of the economy. By Christos Ioannou.

Why a "fresh look" at the balance sheets is necessary

The NHS, Mareva and the substance

Debt repayment is the right thing to do

First reading for Tsipras and ELAS

Next: the geopolitical instrumentalisation of food

How AI reshapes collective work and teams

Turkish provocations and the substance

From Alan Greenspan and the internet to Mr Wears and AI

Many solutions many solutions few

The biggest bubble since the US railways?

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