Times change, technologies progress and education, although it brings some "innovations" such as copying text using cell phones or replacing a notebook with a laptop, mainly in universities, still remains conservative.

Bankruptcy threatens the most modern highway in the Balkans. Loans "suffocated" the Egnatia highway president and CEO, Anastasios Mouratidis and forced him to resign.

The next few days are expected to be quite "hot" for the agricultural sector in Greece, since from Monday many protests will begin, organized by the Panhellenic Association of Agricultural Unions (PASI). The protests will end with a rally in Thessaloniki on February 4.

Changes in labour relations in both the private and public sectors constitute a fundamental requirement of the supervisory Troika at this stage, as its representatives believe that this type of intervention can help the Greek economy to recover faster.

A big businessman, whose activity is in the field of supermarket chains, was accused through a letter sent to the Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, of the illegal export of millions of euro in Switzerland.

In Vassilis Papageorgopoulos' bank account a transaction was found for over 1 million euro, of unknown origin