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Ten signs to spot a bubble before... it bursts

Ten signs to spot a bubble before... it bursts

The Minsky model, the lessons from previous cycles of euphoria, and the BIS warnings about artificial intelligence. Which valuation indicators are ringing alarm bells.

Energy crisis: The solution of targeted credit

Energy crisis: The solution of targeted credit

How pressure on the middle class is reduced with a fraction of the Excise Duty. The European insurance gap, the real pressure on households, and the electoral bill. Written by Vangelis Pilalis.

Energy: Pleading for the “failed” recipe

Energy: Pleading for the “failed” recipe

For months the government was explaining why reducing the excise tax on fuels is not a solution. Now it is asking Europe for the leeway to do exactly that. It is not only the energy circumstances that have changed. The government’s recipe has changed too. The question is why.

Tourism is not enough for energy-vulnerable Greece

Tourism is not enough for energy-vulnerable Greece

The significant increase in energy prices did not only fuel inflation. It also contributed to the widening of the current account balance, undermining the growth rate of the Greek economy. However, a mistake that is repeated ceases to be a mistake.

On the road to the perfect storm

On the road to the perfect storm

High prices persist with force, dissatisfaction with the political system is widening, and Greek-Turkish issues are lying in wait. It is an explosive combination, especially in view of elections. Its development and, above all, its management will determine the country's future.

The oil crises of the past and the golden decade

The largest investment house on Wall Street admitted that it is unable to predict the final outcome of today’s complex economic and geopolitical crisis that has pushed Brent above $100 per barrel. The history of oil crises may have the answer.

Rent a Car: How technology is changing car rental

The Rent a Car market is being transformed through digitization, electrification, AI, and new leasing models. What the new market realities are. Written by Borana Siljanovski.

Privacy in… excerpt

The Constitution protects the privacy of communications. The GDPR protects our personal data. Independent Authorities safeguard them. But after the wiretappings, Predator, and the revelations about the trade in personal data, one question remains: how much privacy do we have left?

From laggards to growth, Greece since 1990 

The Greek economy recorded some of the highest growth rates worldwide in the postwar decades, starting from a low base. Now, however, this is no longer the case. A look at the cumulative increase in real per capita income in Greece and 175 other countries since 1990 proves it. The warning bells.

The parties and the magic number “15”

Everyone wants to govern but no one wants to cooperate. The number 15 shows how far the parties are from their goals. And how close the country may come to a governability problem.

And yet the “poor” Greeks are among the richest in the world

Where the real capital gains are hidden on the Athenian Riviera

DAA-Autohellas: The two stories and the target prices for the stocks

Europe, threats and aspirin

Greece remains among the most generous countries in the EU

The bad starts at school

Auctions: Bank REOs under the microscope of Justice

Demographic and educational troubles for the Greek economy

Politics, obscurantism, and the battle over gender

The Right, the Left and the Homeland

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