* Tight timetable pushing Greece to sell assets cheaply * Greece's wretched experience has been a poor advert for asset sales as a tool to cut state borrowings, but others in the
Greece's biggest electricity producer PPC/DEH announced a record quarterly loss on Friday, hit by bad-debt provisions and higher fuel costs amid the country's economic crisis. The state-controlled company's loss reached 240 million
Greek jewellery retailer Folli Follie Group reported a 7.5% rise in 2011 profit on Thursday as sales in China and a good tourism season at home helped it cope with the country's
Asian shares firmed to end their best first quarter in over 20 years on Friday, while European shares were also expected to rise, returning to a new year rally ahead of a
OPAP, Europe's biggest betting company, said on Thursday it had shortlisted three IT providers to help it expand into online betting, a business it sees as a key growth driver. Greece's OPAP
A less turbulent European debt crisis and improving global economic prospects are expected to help Britain's FTSE 100 share index rise a further 5% from current levels by the end of 2012
TUI Travel, the world's biggest tour operator, said it was outperforming competitors in Britain, helping to offset weaker trading in France, and overall trading was in line with its expectations. The group,
The BRICS group of emerging market nations voiced concern about the slow pace of reforms within the IMF in a draft summit declaration that also called for a transparent process to select
Bwin.party Digital, the world's largest listed online gaming company, reported a rise in earnings in its maiden set of results and said it was well-placed to take advantage of regulatory and technological
Asian shares fell for a second successive day on Thursday as concerns about growth prospects in the world's two largest economies, the United States and China, prompted investors to trim their risk
