DIMITRA MANIFAVA

Supermarket holds onto customers through cohabitation

AB Vassilopoulos is following up its ‘cohabitation’ deal with Holland & Barrett and Pepco, with agreements with food service chains.

Extreme weather, extreme cost

The cost Greece pays due to extreme weather phenomena is now 50 times more compared to 2013.

15.04.2024 / 14:26

Lower income means higher burden

Lower-income households carry a far heavier burden than others due to continued price hikes.

12.04.2024 / 19:30

EU investigates possible cartel practices

Greek and European authorities are investigating the possible extensive rigging of tenders in digital upgrading projects, mainly of the state, which are financed by the Recovery and Resilience Fund.

06.04.2024 / 13:23

Proliferation of e-store fraud

The big explosion of fraud cases happened at the same time as the explosion of electronic sales in 2020-2021.

05.04.2024 / 12:02

Disappointing Q1 for retail

Retail commerce turnover in the first quarter of 2024 was disappointing, according to traders’ estimates.

04.04.2024 / 13:20

Good weather boosts consumer confidence

The warmer weather has brought about an improvement in consumer confidence, as it has largely mitigated the effects of high energy costs. This stems, among other things, from the economic sentiment survey for March conducted by the Institute for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE).

04.04.2024 / 10:59

Inflation widens income gap

Economic inequalities are increasing due to the inflation crisis, which has been ongoing since the second half of 2021 and peaked in 2022 with the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to an Alpha Bank report.

01.04.2024 / 11:10

Supermarkets eye the Balkans

When Nikos Veropoulos sold his supermarket chain in Greece to Metro AEBE in 2016, he held onto the outlets under the Vero brand in the Balkans.

30.03.2024 / 19:02

Avramar and banks strike deal on loan of 20 mln euros

The way for the sale of Avramar has been opened through the agreement reached between the leading Greek fish farming company and the creditor banks.

28.03.2024 / 12:26

Competition watchdog raids 10 tech companies for possible bid rigging

Teams of Greece’s competition authority conducted unannounced inspections in the offices of a large number of IT and related service providers, including the country’s three telecommunications service providers, on Wednesday, as part of an investigation into possible bid rigging.

28.03.2024 / 10:35

DIMITRA MANIFAVA

Supermarket holds onto customers through cohabitation

Extreme weather, extreme cost

Lower income means higher burden

EU investigates possible cartel practices

Proliferation of e-store fraud

Disappointing Q1 for retail

Good weather boosts consumer confidence

Inflation widens income gap

Supermarkets eye the Balkans

Avramar and banks strike deal on loan of 20 mln euros

Competition watchdog raids 10 tech companies for possible bid rigging

Sonoco Hellas closing two more factories in Greece

European prices with Balkan purchasing power

Greece’s last glassworks factory is closing down

Spanish and Arab interest in Greek aquaculture leader

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